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Message from the Editor.

The two intervention studies in the present issue respectively used white noise and auricular acupressure as interventions to improve symptoms in participants (Lin et al.; Chueh et al.). The two interventions incorporated into nursing care regimens knowledge drawn from complementary and alternative medicine, representing the broad-based and relentless efforts of nurses to further improve the quality of human life.