Yongping Jiang

Professor Yongping Jiang serves as a faculty member in the College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine at Northwestern Health Sciences University. With Ph.D., Master's, and Bachelor's degrees in Medicine from Shandong University of TCM, he holds certifications as Diplomate of Chinese Herbology and Acupuncture (NCCAOM), along with a Licensed Acupuncturist credential in Minnesota.

Research interests span Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pharmacology, herbal cancer therapies, HIV/AIDS-related neuropathy treatments, and classical formula analysis. His work explores NFκB inhibition mechanisms in cancer cells, San Jiao theory applications, and historical TCM practices like Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang formulation.

• 2015 study on Scutellaria Baicalensis/Fritillaria Cirrhosa in ovarian/endometrial cancer
• 2009 contributions to San Jiao physiological theory
• 2008 publications on addiction treatment through TCM frameworks
• 2007 analysis of classical Qi tonification formulas
• 2002-2003 investigations into herb substitution and HIV neuropathy treatments

Recipient of multiple Faculty Excellence Awards for research (2007-2008, 2002-2003) and two Teacher of the Year honors (2012, 2003) from Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Courses taught include Formulas & Strategies series, Shang Han Lun, and Jin Gui Yao Lue classical texts.