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New Frontier in Medicine = Increased Wellbeing

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Kay Stroud

“Spirituality, religion and their place in medicine are currently much discussed, to the point where this relationship has been called ‘the new frontier’”, quotes Airdre Grant, Southern Cross University doctoral student, in her research publication, Spirituality, health and the complementary medicine practitioner. … Continue reading →

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