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We get lots of questions about TCM interpretations of AcuGraph results. TCM practitioners are sometimes confused about how to interpret graph findings that don’t *seem* to agree with their TCM training. One common example is Spleen Excess. What do you do when you see an excessive reading for the Spleen meridian in a graph, though TCM teaches the spleen can’t be in excess? What does it mean? Well, in this case, dampness is usually the... Read more
After months of exhaustive research we released a new and improved AcuHerb module for AcuGraph including a built-in catalog, automatic ordering, and an instant reference of Pharmaceutical interactions for Chinese herbal formulas. It was yet another first; prior to this release, there was no herbal-pharmaceutical interaction software available. Read more
June 2008: AcuGraph Community Forum was created for practitioners world-wide to discuss their successes and share knowledge. Read more
In May 2008, we released AcuGraph Multi-Connect Network version–the world’s first networkable meridian graphing software. This tool allows users to network multiple AcuGraph installations to share the same data. Larger clinics can now offer AcuGraph exams in multiple treatment rooms at the same time. Read more
January 30, 2008 brought the release of AcuGraph 3. This massive update revolutionized acupuncture practice once again with numerous new innovations including the following: PIE Chart Screening Module Speaking Exam Maximize Windows WHO Abbreviation Standard Interactive Help HIPAA Compliant Robust Notes Complete Patient Info Energy Cycle Graph Expert Reference Section Emotional Imbalance Correlation AcuHerb Integration Full Printing, with PDF Digital Integration Read more
In January 2008, Miridia Technology Inc. received patent pending status for numerous features included in AcuGraph, as well as features to be included in future products. Read more
In September 2007, Miridia Technology Inc. received a research grant from the National Institutes of Health for the purpose of studying electrodermal impedance screening at multiple acupuncture points. The year-long research project was completed in conjunction with the National College of Natural Medicine and produced valuable insights, which have since been published. Read more
July 2007 brought the advent of AcuHerb technology into AcuGraph, giving users the convenience and power of graph-based Chinese herbal recommendations with the click of a mouse. Read more
In January 2007, we announced details of our Worldwide AcuGraph Research Project. With a goal of collecting 2.4 million individual point measurements for statistical analysis, this project was the largest acupuncture research project in history. In late 2009 we reached our goal of 100,000 individual exams in our research database, comprising some 2.4 million individual point measurements. Statistical analysis is currently underway with exciting results to be published during 2010. Read more
In October 2006, AcuGraph strengthened the automatic backup feature by offering secure, offsite back up of patient data. Automatic backup brought peace of mind, and one-click restore brought confidence and security. Patient data loss became all but extinct. Read more
In June, 2006 we began teaching live training seminars for AcuGraph users. The positive response led us to repeat and expand the seminars in 2007. Read more
In January 2006, due to user requests, we added automatic back up of AcuGraph data at shut down. Users no longer had to worry about data loss from computer failure or theft. Read more
In November 2005, AcuGraph found its first placement with a major acupuncture supply vendor. Acu-market.com still carries AcuGraph today. Read more
In August, 2005, AcuGraph II revolutionized meridian graphing once again with new graph types and advanced treatment options, including integrated 5-elements treatment protocols. Read more
In May, 2005, Miridia Technology moved business operations into our new facility at 940 East Carol Street. Read more