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NIH Trial Gives Surprising Boost To Chelation Therapy (Offsite link)
With a result that is likely to surprise and baffle much of the mainstream medical community,
a large NIH-sponsored trial has turned up the first substantial evidence in support of
chelation therapy for patients with coronary disease.

A Timeline for EDTA Chelation Therapy as a Treatment for Vascular Disease
by Terry Chappell, John Trowbridge, and Michael Schachter

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Best of Naturopathic Medicine 2015

Townsend Letter is pleased to announce our seventh Best of Naturopathic Medicine 2015 competition. Naturopathic students, faculty, researchers and practitioners are invited to submit research papers, reviews and articles. The winning papers will be published in our February/ March 2015 issue. The author of the winning paper will be awarded $850. Runner-up papers will be published and authors will receive an honorarium.

Papers submitted should be 1500-3500 words and referenced. Author guidelines are available here. Papers should be submitted digitally, preferably as a Word document. Papers authored by multiple writers are acceptable; the lead author should be an N.D. graduate or candidate of an accredited 4-year naturopathic school. Papers submitted for the competition may not be submitted to other publications or have previously been published. All entries must be submitted by Oct. 31, 2014.

Submit papers to editorial@townsendletter.com. The subject line should read: "Paper for Best of Naturopathic Medicine 2015."