Dr. Mason Ming-Sun Shen, Ph.D., O.M.D, M.D. (M.A.)

A Tribute to the Human Spirit (1945-2007)

Easterm Medical Center was founded in 1982 by Dr. Mason Shen L.Ac, Ph.D, OMD. His first clinic was in Livermore called Pain & Stress Management. In 1990, he had offices in Danville, and Tracy. Later settled in Pleasanton in the year 1992. Dr. Mason Shen, and his acupuncture committee changed California's law to allow patient's their own freedom to walk into an acupuncture clinic without referals from their doctor. Dr. Mason Shen treated thousands of patients at EMC passing his legacy to his daughter Teresa Shen, L.Ac, B. A who graduated from Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Doctor of Chinese Medicine, China and studied under him.

Devoting a Lifetime to Knowledge and Change

Acupuncturist of the Year!

The American Association of Oriental Medicine, one of the largest organizations in the United States, proudly presented Mason Shen with the title of Acupuncturist of the Year for the quality and integrity of his commitment to the field of Oriental medicine. This means that he is the best in country!

This Year in Who's Who of Professionals Mason Shen was also voted International Who's Who for the Year. Selection for inclusion in this organization and membership is a testament to the professional, academic and civic achievement of the member.

Over the past 40 years of Dr. Shen's profession in Chinese Medicine, has not only demonstrated that Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine are powerful and effective tools over a large variety of illnesses through treating countless patients, but also has illustrated, through his own experience, that a determined will can overcome any sickness, as severe as a stroke attack. Dr. Shen suffered a serious stroke attack in 1992, but only after a short period of recovery, he has remarkably exerted himself back to the course of his successful career as a doctor and an advocate of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.

Even though he can now function routinely with only the left side of his body, he continues to treat numerous patients at his Acupuncture Center of Pleasanton, and presides over an annual Chinese Medical convention, which vitally engages the development of Chinese Medicine in America.

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During Dr. Shen’s Stay at Cornell, President Nixon made his trip to China.

Nixon's visit generated tremendous interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture back in America. At that time, Dr. Shen began doing Acupuncture research at the Acupuncture Institute of New York where he was able to obtain a successful rate in treating patients with numerous diseases.

While continuing his postdoctoral studies in Lipoprotein at the University of California, Berkeley in 1977, Dr. Shen became frustrated by many conflicting results of medical research. For example, in the 1970’s, two completely separate studies were tested. Each study consisted of a major physician of the time, ten-thousand patients, and spanned a five years time period. Both were well-designed double blind studies and appeared to be objective and scientific. However, the results of these two studies indicated that the oral drugs currently being used is no more effective than sugar pills (placebos) in prolonging the lives of heart attack or diabetes patients.

Should the model of science, developed in the 17th century, continue to dominate the western world without input from any other philosophy?

This was what Joseph Needham, a British philosopher, questions in one of his articles. While frustrated about the above conflicting medical results, Dr. Shen was encouraged to understand for himself the questions of medicine. Believing input from Chinese philosophy could produce a positive influence and perhaps a breakthrough in medicine, Dr. Shen decided to pursue the methods and wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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In 1978 he obtained the California Acupuncture License.

As a result, he started his career as a Chinese Medical Doctor and began treating many patients while continuing his research in Berkeley. From 1979 to 1980, he was appointed Research Fellow at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories to research Lipoprotein and Heart Diseases. At that time, his elder brother, Doctor Mitchel Shen was the Vice-Dean of the Chemistry Department of the University of California, Berkeley.

Unfortunately, Doctor Mitchel Shen became very sick and was operated on twice in two weeks at the Kaiser Hospital, Oakland; he passed away during the second operation. After that, Dr. Mason Shen was bewildered and sorrowful. He believed his brother would still be alive had he been given the opportunity to undergo a treatment integrating Chinese and Western Medicine.

Determined to continue his studies in Chinese Medicine, Dr. Shen obtained his Masters Degree at the Research Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Taiwan. After he returned to America, he started to treat patients in Danville and Livermore while teaching Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine at the San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Science, Oakland.

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Dr. Shen Strives Ceaselessly to Improve the Awareness and Stature of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in America.

Since the 1980’s, he has advocated enthusiastically for the legalization of Acupuncture in California, and has always been dedicated to promote Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to the mainstream America. One can see the gradually increasing interest in acupuncture among Americans today!

Here, a reporter, admiring Dr. Shen's ceaseless energy, asked Dr. Shen "You are already famous and established, with only feet and one hand being functional, why do you still travel all over the Bay Area to treat patients and organize conventions. I heard you sometimes even drive over 100 miles a day?" Dr. Shen, replied "To be honest with you, in the past years, I have personally financed tens of thousands to each convention I organized, but right now, my only goal is to share and develop this wonderful Healing Art of China to people in the West. All I want to do is to live up to my responsibility as a Chinese Medical Physician and an American citizen."

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Education

• M.D.(MA) (1988) Doctor of Medicine (Medicina Alternativa) International University, Colombo, Sri Lanka
• O.M.D. (1984) Doctor of Oriental Medicine, San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, San Francisco, CA USA
• M.C.M. (1982) Master of Chinese Medicine Institute of Chinese Medicine, China Academy, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China
• Postdoctoral (79-80) Research Associate, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, CA USA
• Postdoctoral (77-79) Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, CA USA
• Ph.D. (1977) Biochemistry, Minors Physiology, Pharmacology Cornell University Medical College, New York, NY, USA
• Research Fellow (74-77) Dr. Ting, M. D. Acupuncture Institute of New York, New York, N. Y. USA
• Certificate (1972) Advanced Acupuncturist, Peking Acupuncture Institute, Hong Kong
• M. S. (1971) Chemistry with minor in Computer Science. South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD USA
• B. S. (1968) Chemistry with teaching certified National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China
• Intern(62-68) Chinese Medicine under the guidance of my uncle Dr. Tsao in Taipei, Taiwan

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Achievements and Honors 1999 - 2005

• Madison Who's Who of Professionals, 2004-2005 edition, Madison Who's Who, Long Island City, NY, USA
• International Who's Who Historical Society, 2005-2006, International Who's Who Historical Society, Washington, DC , USA
• Who's Who in Executives And Professionals, 2003-2004, National Register's Who's Who in Executives and Professionals
• Classmate of the Year, 2003, the American Oriental Medicine Doctor Alumni Association, San Francisco, CA, USA
• Man of the Year 2003 , One of the major and Leading authorities on the biographies of distinguished individual worldwide, The American Biographical Institute, USA, does hereby proclaim that ¡­.
• Congressional Business Commission in recognition of extraordinary leadership and input in moving the President's initiative forward and promoting a pro business agenda in Washington. USA 2002
• Strathmore's Who's Who Honors Mason Shen, Ph.D., O.M.D., A.M.D., M.D.(MA) Lifetime member. Inclusion is limited to Individuals who have demonstrated Leadership and Achievement in his profession
• The Global Directory of Who's Who Lifetime Member Honors Mason Shen, Ph.D., O.M.D., A.M.D., M.D.(MA). Included in the 2002-2003 edition in recognition of hard work, dedication, perseverance and for demonstration leadership and achievement in his profession.
• United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine recognized Doctor Mason Shen for exceptional contributions to the Chinese Medical Profession in 2001.
• Who's Who Contemporary Great Figures World Traditional Medicine, Grand System of World Traditional Medicine, Sep. 30, 2000 Beijing, China
• Acupuncturist for the New Millennium 2000, the Editorial Staff of the Consumer Business Review Recognizes Mason Shen, L.Ac., Ph.D., O.M.D. American Media Reno, NV 89510, USA
• Strathmore's Who's Who, in the 2000-2001, Strathmore Directories, LTD. Warsaw, IN 46580 USA
• A Who's Who for Outstanding Chinese All Over the World , First Edition 2000, Series Books of the remote exchange coordination network for global Chinese experts and celebrities, Engelhardt-Ng Verlag, Bonn, Germany
• Who's Who in Asia and the Pacific Nations, Fourth Edition 1999, International Biographical Centre Cambridge, England
• Dictionary of International Chinese Medical Doctor, 1998 Edition, Dictionary of International Chinese Medical Doctor Biography meeting in San Jose, USA. January 14, 1999.
• Who’s Who in the World-China, Edited By: World Cultural & Arts Research Center, Hong Kong June 1998.
• Acupuncturist of the Year, The American Association of Oriental Medicine, May 2, 1998, San Francisco, USA.
• Honorary Society of Chinese and Foreign Celebrities Dictionary, December 1996 Beijing, China.
• Northern California Famous Chinese Medical Doctor, June 1996, The Chinese Medical Report Oakland, California.
• Modern World Tradition Medicine Honorary Scholar, 1996, World Tradition Medicine System, Beijing, China.
• Who's Who in America, 1996, 1997, 1998, A Marquis Who's Who in a America Publication.
• Who's Who in Medicine and Health care, 1996-1997, A Marquis Who's Who in a America Publication.
• Honorary Consultant of the Second Conference World Tradition Medicine, 1995, Laughlin, Nevada, U.S.A.
• Who's Who in the World, 1995-1996, 1997-1998, A Marquis Who's Who in America Publication.
• Who's Who in Finance and Industry, 1995-1996, 1997-1998, A Marquis Who's Who in a America Publication.
• Chairman’s Advisory Board, Republican National Committee, Official Membership Charter, June 8, 1993.
• Who's Who in the West, 1992-1993, 1994-1995, 1996-1997 A Marquis Who's Who in America Publication.
• Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 1992-1993, 1994-1995, 1996-1997, A Marquis Who's Who in America Publication.
• Who's Who Worldwide, 1992 Platinum Edition of the Who's Who Registry.
• Presidential Advisory Commission, Republican Presidential Task Force (1992).
• International Man of the Year, in Recognition of his Services to Medicare.
• International Biographical Center of Cambridge, England (1991-1992).
• Presidential Order of Merit, President of United States of America (1991).
• The Annals of China’s Contemporary Famous Doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Beijing. China Vol. 4 (1991).
• Community Leaders of America, The American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina (1991).
• Senatorial Commission, Presidential Roundtable, United States Senate (1991).
• Honorary Advisor, Hai Nan Health Technique Institute, P. R. China, for the period of March 16th, 1990 to March 16th, 2000.
• Man of the Year, The American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina (1990).
• The International Who's Who of Intellectuals, International Biographical Center, Cambridge, England (1989).
• Honorary President, San Francisco School of Chinese Medicine (1987).
• Who's Who in California, The Who's Who Historical Society (1986,1987, 1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1993,1994,1995,1996,1997,1998,1999).
• Contribution to Acupuncture Award, Acupuncture Research Center, China Medical College, Teaching, Taiwan, Republic of China (1985).
• Honorary Life President, Hong Kong and Kowloon Chinese Medical Association, Hong Kong (1985).
• Honorary Doctor of Acupuncture Medicine, Asian American University (1985).
• National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists Examiner (1985,1986,1987).
• California Acupuncture Examination Committee. Examiner (1983,1984,1985).
• Contribution to Acupuncture Award, Research Institute of Chinese Medicine, China. Medical College (1982).
• National Research Service Award, National Institute of Health (1977-1980).
• National Institute of Health Research Award (1972-1977).
• Member of Phi Lambda Upsilon Chemistry Honor Society (1969).

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Honorary Degree

• A.M.D. (1985) Honorary Doctor of Acupuncture Medicine, Asian American University, San Diego, CA, USA

Licenses

• California State Acupuncture License No. AC 00968 since 1979.
• Diplomat Acupuncturist (offered by National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists, Washington, D. C.).
• California State Clinical Chemist Technologist License No. 00347.

Current Positions 2001 - 2005

• 2001-present Professor of Basic Biomedical Sciences, University of Northern California, San Francisco, CA 94115
• 2001-present Honorary Advisor, United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, CA 94127
• 1999-present Supervisor, California Certified Acupuncturist Association, San Francisco, CA 94108
• 1998-present Administrative Officer, Research Institute of Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, CA.
• 1997-present Vice President, University of Health Science, Honolulu, Hawaii.
• 1997-present Executive Director, American Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hayward, CA.
• 1997-present President, The International Congress of Chinese Medicine, Danville, CA.
• 1995-present Director, United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, CA.
• 1995-present President, Florescent Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Oakland, CA.
• 1996-present Chief Acupuncturist, Eastern Medical Center, Danville, CA.
• 1993-present Administrator, American Eastern Medical Institute, Pleasanton, CA.
• 1993-present Chief Acupuncturist, Acupuncture Center of Pleasanton, Pleasanton, CA.

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Past Positions 2001 - 2005

• 1999-2001 Deputy Supervisor , United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, CA 94127
• 1995-1999 Directors, United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, CA 94127
• 1997-1998 Vice President, Modern Medicine (published in Chinese), Hayward, CA 94545
• 1996-1997 Board of Directors, American Institute of Acupuncture Orthopedics and Traumatology, San Francisco, CA 94122
• 1995-1997 Chief Acupuncturist, Acupuncture Center of Tracy, Tracy, CA 95376
• 1995-1996 Member of Political Action Committee, California Certified Acupuncturists Association, San Francisco, CA 94108
• 1986-1993 Chief Acupuncturist, Pain and Stress Management Center
• 1982-1992 Chief Acupuncturist, Acupuncture Center of Livermore
• 1991-1992 Chairman, Administrative Subcommittee, Acupuncture Committee, California Medical Board
• 1990-1992 Chairman, Legislative Committee, American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
• 1990-1992 President, International Congress of Chinese Medicine
• 1989-1992 Vice President, Acupuncture Institute for Addiction Free Life
• 1988-1992 Commissioner, Acupuncture Committee, California Medical Board
• 1988-1992 Director of Acupuncture, Center for Chinese Medicine
• 1985-1992 Advisory Board Member, National Acupuncture Detoxification Association
• 1985-1992 Consultant, National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturist
• 1989-1990 President, American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
• 1988-1990 Chairman, Tutorial and Continuing Education Sub-committee, Acupuncture Committee
• 1988-1989 Director, National Headquarters, American Association of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine
• 1988-1989 Treasurer, American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
• 1987-1990 Vice President, Acupuncture Association of America
• 1986-1989 Research Director, Center for Chinese Medicine, Los Angeles, CA
• 1985-1989 Chairman, Ethic Committee, California Certified Acupuncturist Association
• 1986-1986 President, California Acupuncture Alliance, San Francisco, CA
• 1985-1986 North Regional Chairman, California Acupuncture Alliance
• 1984-1986 Board of Director, Research Institute of Chinese Medicine
• 1984-1985 President, California Certified Acupuncturist Association
• 1983-1986 Professor, San Francisco College of Acupuncture, San Francisco, CA
• 1984-1986 Professor, Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences
• 1982-1988 Board Director, California Certified Acupuncturists Association
• 1982-1983 Professor, Institute of Chinese Medicine, China Academy, Taiwan
• 1981-1982 Investigator, Medical Research Department, Tri-Service General Hospital, Taiwan, ROC
• 1980-1982 Acupuncturist, Acupuncture Department, Tri-Service General Hospital, Taiwan ROC
• 1980-1982 Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry, National Defense Medical School, Taiwan, ROC
• 1979-1980 Research Associate, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, CA
• 1977-1979 Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California Berkeley, CA
• 1974-1977 Acupuncturist and Research Fellow, Acupuncture Institute of New York, New York
• 1972-1977 Research Assistant, Cornell University Medical College, New York
• 1969-1971 Chemistry Teaching Assistant, South Dakota State University, Brookings, South Dakota
• 1968-1969 Chemical Reagent Officer, Chemical Corps. Republic of China
• 1967-1968 Chemistry Teacher, Ku-ten Girl's Middle School Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China

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Professional Affiliations

• New York Academy of Sciences
• California Certified Acupuncturists Association
• Acupuncture Association of America
• American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
• Center for Chinese Medicine
• Acupuncture Association of Republic of China
• Hong Kong and Kowloon Chinese Medical Association
• National Acupuncture Detoxification Association
• Research Institute of Chinese Medicine
• Acupuncture Institute for Addiction Free Life
• Florescent Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• United California Practitioners of Chinese Medicine
• Alliance of World's Traditional Medicine
   

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Publications: 2001 - 2005

• Shen, M.M.S. Infrared Study of Hydrogen Bond, (in Chinese) Zea Ta Chem. 2:37, 1967.
• Shen, M.M.S. Thesis, Photochemistry of Tetramethyl-2-thio-1, 3-cyclo-butanedione, South Dakota State University, 1971.
• Worman, J.J., Shen, M.M.S., Nichols, P. A New Photochemical Reaction of Unconjugated Thioketones, Can. J. of Chem. 50:3923, 1972.
• Shen, M.M.S. Thesis (Ph.D.) Affinity Chromatographic Studies on Initiation Factors of Protein Synthesis in Eukaryotes, Cornell University, 1977.
• Lindgren, F.T., Shen, M.M.S., Krauss, K.M., Sargent, T.M. Ultracentrifugation of High Density Lipoproteins, Report of the High Density Lipoprotein Methodology Workshop NIH/Publication No. 79-1661, p. 45, 1979.
• Shen, M.M.S. The Affinity Chromatographic Studies on Initiation Factors - Bound Sepharose 4B, Journal of Chinese Biochemical Society, 9:74, 1980.
• Shen, M.M.S., Krauss, R.M., Lindgren, F.T., Forte, T. Heterogeneity of Human Low Density Lipoproteins, Journal Lipid Research, 22:236, 1981.
• Shen M.M.S. Lipoprotein and Atherosclerosis, (Review in Chinese), Zea Ta Chem. 10:46, 1981.
• Kahlon, Talwinder S., Adamson, G.L., Shen, M.M.S. and Lindgren, F.T. Sedimentation Equilibrium of Human Low Density Lipoprotein Subfractions, Lipids, 17, pp.323-330, 1982.
• Shen, M.M.S. The Affinity Chromatographic Studies of Initiation Factors Attached to Sephrose, J.Chinese Biochem. Soc. Vol. 9 No.2, pp.74-86, 1980
• Shen, M.M.S. Affinity Chromatographic Studies of Interactions Between eIf-3 and cellular Fractions, Proc. of Nat. Sci. Council, R.O.C. 6, pp. 485-492, 1982.
• Tsai, W.J., Shen, M.M.S., Chen, Don and Lee, S.C. A Decrease of Serum High Density Lipoprotein by ovarectomy in the Rat, Proc. Nat. Sci. Council, R.O.C. 6,pp.493-497. 1982.
• Shen, M.M.S., Sheih, S.M., Ding, Y.A., Chu, M.L., Li, Y.B. Shiao, M.S. Distribution of Lipoprotein Subclass in Chinese Men, Med. Sci., 5, pp. 1855-1864, 1984.
• Shen, M.M.S. Thesis, A comparative study of Western and Chinese Medicine in treating Allergic Rhinitis. San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine 1984.
• Shen, M.M.S. Allergic Rhinitis treated by Chinese Medicine. Proceedings of International Chinese Medicine Conference pp. 139-200, 1984.
• Ding, Yu-An, Shen, M.M.S., Shieh, S.M. and Li, Y.B. Lipid and lipoprotein Abnormalities in Chinese subjects with Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease. J. of Formosan Medical Association Vol. 83, pp. 1076-1086, 1984.
• Kuan, T.K., Lee, S.P., Lin, J.G. and Shen, M.M.S. The effect of needles stimulation of acupuncture Loci Tienshu (St-25) Chung-Wan (CV-12) on the Immune Response in Sensitized Mice against Experimental Cholera. American J. of Chinese Medicine. Vol. 14, pp. 73, 1986
• Shieh, S.D., Shen, Mason M. S., Chang, F., Tsai W.J. and Huang H.W. Serum Lipoprotein Abnormalities and Effect of Low Carbohydrate High Polyunsaturated Fat Diet on HDL Subfractions in Chronic Renal Failure. J. Nephrology ROC 1 PP 117-130, 1987
• Shen, M.M.S. Acupuncture for Headaches. Acupuncture News Vol.14, No. 4 PP 1-2, 1989
• Shen, M.M.S. Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Practice for the Americans. J. of Taichung Chinese Medical Asso. Vol. 4, PP 15-17, 1991
• Shen, M.M.S. Dong's Extra Points Study. (Chinese) The Chinese Medical Repot Vol. 4, p 6, 1996.
• Mori, Kazu, Sugano, Hisanobu , She, Jing , and Shen, Mason, A Study on Scientification of the Concept of Qi Common to Acupuncture Medicine and Integrated Medicine The Eighth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P 18-28, 1999
• Mori, Kazu , She, Jing , Shen, Mason , Tang, Act Scientific Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine Through Interdisciplinary Approach. The International Congress of Traditional Medicine & Acupuncture Towards World Wide Recognition, (Singapore) P. 45-51, March 2000
• Mori, Kazu, She, Jing, Shen, Mason, Chen, Xiong, Chau, Eva Mun-Wa, Study on Objectification of the Concept of the Organism as a Whole The Ninth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P 27-34, 2000
• Wang, Xiaoming, Mori, Kazu, Hatamoto, Hirao, Ohyama, Yoshiki, Shen, Mason, Basic Clinical Study of Ele-node Acupuncture in Combination with Electroacupuncture The Ninth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P 35-46, 2000
• Xiao, Jian Hua, & Mason Shen, Semi-dislocation of Sacro-Iliac Joint The. . .. Journal of World Medicine, Vol 1, pp. 37-39, 2000
• Mori, Kazu, She, Jing, Shen, Mason, Chau, Eva Mun-Wa, and Chen, Xiong
• The 21st Century, the Era of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Complementary .. . /Alternative Medicine ,The Tenth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, . . pp27-36 2002
• Shen, Mason and Shen, Teresa Menstruation Pain Lady Us Me Tang's . . . . . Acupuncture Point and Herbs(in Chinese) 4th International Symposium on TCM . Tianjin, China pp249 2004

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Abstracts

• 1. Shen, M..S., Krauss, R.M., Lindgren, F.T. and Forte, T. Heterogeneity of serum low Density Lipoproteins in Normal Human Subjects, Circulation, Vol.50,No.4,pt.2, p.39
• 2. Shen, M.M.S. and Worman, J.J. The Photochemistry of Unconjugated Thiones, Proc. South Dakota Acad. Sci. 50, p. 303, 1971.
• 3. Worman, J.J., Shen, M.M.S. and Nichols, P. The Photochemistry of Tetra Methyl-3-thio-1, 3-cyclo-butanedione, ACS Midwest Regional Meeting, p. 32, 1971.
• 4. Goldstein, J., Waldman, A., Plactica, M. and Shen, M.M.S. Heparin-Sepharose as Probe of Control of Translation in Eukaryotes, 10th International Congress of Biochemistry, p. 186, 1976.
• 5. Shen, M.M.S., Krauss, R.M., Lindgren, F.T. and Forte, T. Size Determination of human low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) Subfractions, J. American Oil Chemists' society, Vol. 56, p. 189A, 1979.
• 6. Shen, M.M.S., Lee, S.C., Chen, D.J. and Tsai, W.J., Effect of ovarictimization on Serum Lipoproteins in Rats, J. Chinese Biochem., Soc. 10, No.1 (Sup), p.15, 1981.
• 7. Kahlon, T., Shen, M.M.S., Sun, T.M., Lindgren, F.T. and Adamson, G.L. Sedimentation Equilibrium of Human Low Density Lipoprotein Subfractions, J. Amer. Oil Chemists' Society, Vol. 58, p.610A, 1981.
• 8. Shen, M.M.S., Shieh, S.M., Ding, Y.A., Li, Y.B. and Chu, P.C. Subfractions of High Density Lipoproteins and Atherosclerosis, J. Formosan Med. Asso., Vol. 80, No.10, p.999, 1981.
• 9. Wang, D.C., Tsai, H.T., Yang, M.T., Shen, M.M.S., Shieh, S.M. and Chang, S.C. Digitoxin-Quinidine Interactions, Proceedings of Chinese Military Conference on Medical Research, Vol. 8, p.48, 1981.
• 10. Ding, Y.A., Li, Y.B., Shen, M.M.S. and Shieh, S.M. Lipoprotein Changes in Chinese Atherosclerotic Patients, Proceedings of Chinese Military Conference on Medical Research, Vol. 8, p. 49, 1981.
• 11. Shieh, S.M., Hwang, H.W., Shu, S.N., Chu, B.C., Ding, Y.A. and Shen, M.M.S. Lipoprotein Abnormalities in Chronic Renal Disease, Proceedings of Endocrinology and Diabetes Association, Vol. 3, p. 51, 1982.
• 12. Ding, Y.A., Shieh, S.M., Shen, M.M.S., Li, Y.B., Chu, B.C. Subfractions of High Density Lipoproteins in Normal and Coronary Heart Disease, Proceedings of Endocrinology and Diabetes Association, Vol. 3, p. 53, 1982.
• 13. Shen, M.M.S. Distribution of Lipoprotein Subclasses in Chinese Men, R.O.C.-Italy Seminar on New Frontiers in Biochemical Research, pp. 26-27, 1982.
• 14. Shen, M.M.S., Lin J.G. and Tsai, W.J., Acupuncture Effect on Serum Lipoproteins, The first International Symposium of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, p. 31, 1982.
• 15. Yau, K.C. and Shen, M.M.S., A Study of the Computerized Diagnosis System in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Proceedings First International Congress of Chinese Medicine p. 5 1984.
• 16. Shen, M.M.S., Western Scientific View of Chinese Medicine. Proceedings of the Pacific Division, American Association for the Advancement of Science Vol. 3 p. 67, 1984.
• 17. Shen, M.M.S., and Kuan, T.K. Long Term effects of Acupuncture of Chronic Pain, Proceedings Second International Congress of Chinese Medicine, p. 2, 1985.
• 18. Shen, M.M.S. Pain Control by Dong's Extra Acupuncture Points, Annual Meeting American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1986
• 19. Shen, M.M.S., and Liu, Y.K. Allergic Rhinitis treatment by Chinese Medicine, Abstract for Third International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 47, 1987
• 20. Kuan, T.K., Lin, J.G., and Shen, M.M.S. Immunological Response to Acupuncture in Mice, Abstract for Third International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 48, 1987
• 21. Shen, M.M.S. Dong's Extra Acupuncture Points and their Effectiveness, Proceedings of Fourth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 99, 1988
• 22. Shen, M.M.S. How You Can Help Modern Society Benefit More From Acupuncture The Journal of Acupuncture Science, P. 2, 1989
• 23. Shen, M.M.S. Scalp Acupuncture, Proceedings International Conference on Bioengergetic Medicine, P. 59-60, 1989
• 24. Shen, M.M.S. The Current Situations of Teaching and Practicing Acupuncture in the United States, Proceedings, of the Third World Congress of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy and The International Symposium on Acupuncture and Moxibustion P. 54, 1990
• 25. Shen, M.M.S. Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine practice in United States China Medical College Report Vol. 121, P. 2, 1991
• 26. Shen, M.M.S. Master Tong's Points to Treat Premenstrual Syndrome Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Chinese Medicine P. 53, 1997
• 27. Mori, Kazu, She, Jing, Endo, Tomojiro, Shen, Mason, and Chen, Xiong, Scientific Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine Through Interdisciplinary Approach The Eighth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 29, 1999
• 28. Jiang, S.H. and Shen, M.M.S. One Finger Meditation, The Ninth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 19, 2000
• 29. Jiang, S.H. and Shen, M.M.S. Tai-Chi and Qigong Practical, The Ninth International Congress of Chinese Medicine, P. 20, 2000
• 30. Shen, Mason and Shen, Teresa Menstruation Pain Lady Use Tang's . ¡. . . Acupuncture Point and Herbs 4th International Symposium on TCM . .. Tianjin, China pp170 2004

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