Acupuncture or low frequency infrared treatment for low back pain in Chinese patients: a discrete choice experiment

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Acupuncture or low frequency infrared treatment for low back pain in Chinese patients: a discrete choice experiment

Acupuncture is a popular but controversial treatment option for low back pain. In China, it is practised as traditional Chinese medicine; other treatment strategies for low back pain are commonly practised as Western medicine. Research on patient preference for low back-pain treatment options has be...

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Main Authors:	Chen, Li-Chia, Cheng, Li-Jen, Zhang, Yan, He, Zin, Knaggs, Roger
Format:	Article
Published:	Public Library of Science 2015
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/49232/

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