BNQ in Media - SeyeneCo

	21st October 2004 An article in the Swedish magasin "Året Runt" about CMC and tradional chinese medicine curing car accident patients of pains, including cronic pain from whiplash. View a larger version (607px by 800px) (140Kb) (2437px by 3212px) (312Kb)
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	24th May 2004 Parasymedicinska värkakuten has invited CMC to help patient in Oxie. Patients were queuing up to be treated by doctors from CMC. The article consists of interviews with the doctors and patients. View a larger version (800px by 563px) (102Kb) (1911px by 1345px) (612Kb)
21st January 2003 This article presents the significant number of requests from the patients of Dr. Zong to continue practising in Sweden, and thereby help even more people. The significant public demand for Dr. Zong to remain in Sweden led to him obtaining permanent residence in here. View a larger version (800px by 600px) (121Kb) (1963px by 1473px) (763Kb)
	Summer 2002 Lundia is an International magazine, which is printed in Sweden, that published an article in English specifically about the Chinese medical Center. View a larger version (800px by 846px) (190Kb) (1481px by 1657px) (538Kb)
27th May 2002 The number of people interested in Chinese medicine is growing in Kalmar. "The usual health care could not help me, now I consider myself totally cured" - Torbjörn Stark, stroke patient. "I have not been able to close my hands for a long time, but after the first treatment I was able to close it again." - Eva Blomgren. View a larger version (800px by 1096px) (232Kb) (1431px by 1960px) (850Kb)
15th November 2001 This article is about the CMC saving Annika Person’s life. She was a 32-year-old patient from Öland (300 km form our clinic) who suffered whiplash. With this article she wants to inform the people suffering from whiplash that there is help for them. Before she visited CMC she took 36 tablets everyday and she has tried all other treatments including various acupuncture treatments but gained no improvement. She came in wheelchair to Chinese Medical Center with support of her mother, and after 10 treatments at the Chinese Medical Center she could drive back to Öland by herself.

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22nd March 1998 Dr. Yang form Chinese Medical Center performing treatments at a Women’s conference in Lund. View a larger version (800px by 566px) (126Kb) (2034px by 1439px) (791Kb)