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	25 Feb - Acupuncture therapy for angina pectoris: a systematic review. ACCD reduced the occurrence of AMI, and both acupuncture and ACCD relieved angina symptoms and improved ECG.
		28 Jan - GB21 effects on gallbladder volume and cholecystitis Acupuncture stimulation of GB 21 can effectively relieve shoulder-back pain and stomachache, and regulate the volume of the deflated and expanded gallbladder in cholecystitis patients.
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