Andrew Weil 2003 Symposium
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In this video podcast, recorded at the 2003 International Achievement Summit in Washington, D.C., Dr. Weil defines the concept and philosophy of integrative medicine and its relevance to contemporary debates over health care policy. He takes particular note of non-Western medical traditions and the role of nutrition in health.
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