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Providers of Complementary and Alternative Health Services in Boston Respond to September 11

Elizabeth Sommers, MPH, LAc, Kristen Porter, MAc, LAc and Stephen DeGurski, MPH

Elizabeth Sommers is with the AIDS Care Project in Boston, Mass. Elizabeth Sommers, Kristen Porter, and Stephen DeGurski are with Pathways to Complementary Medicine, Boston.



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  		FIGURE 1 —Reasons given by individuals (n = 47) who requested and received CAM treatment for self-described stress-related complaints.

 




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