Daisy Dong
Professor
Biography
Daisy is born in Beijing, and educated in Traditional Chinese Medicine in China and healthcare administration in acute as well as long-term care in the United States, She has earned her BS/MD degree in China and three other health-related degrees in USA. She has taught Chinese medicine since 1987 and practiced Chinese medicine since 1985 in China and American. She presently resides in Denver, Colorado, and practices Chinese medicine at the Center for Integrative Medicine, University of Colorado Hospital. She also teaches at the Health Science Center, University of Colorado Denver and is a full professor at Southwest Acupuncture College. She is full of passion for education in Chinese medicine in the States and has taught a variety of subjects in Chinese medicine since teaching in this country.
Daisy took additionally study under one of the top oncologists in China whom is trained in the biomedical and Chinese herbal treatment of cancer. Through her 30 years of clinical experience, she has accumulated a tremendous amount of knowledge in the integration of Eastern and Western Medicine, particularly in oncology. About 1/2 of her daily patients in the hospital are cancer patients who are undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy. These patients suffer from breast cancer, lung cancer, brain cancer, prostate cancer, pelvic cancer and bone cancers ranging from age 9-80.
Abstract
Abstract : Cancer Support Therapies with Chinese Medicine (CM)/Acupuncture