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Tectonic innovation to boost the traditional Chinese medicine market
The traditional Chinese medicine market is expected to experience a staggering CAGR in the coming years. The future belongs to pay-for-value models. Key stakeholders are interested in delivering high-quality, cost-effective care through…
Making Traditional Chinese Medicine From Meat Grown In The Laboratory | Global Ideas | DW
Every month, Kala Wan, a teacher from Hong Kong, simmers a packet of herbs, donkey skin gelatin and velvet deer antler for 75 minutes, until she has a dark soup and trouble. Pinching her nose, she swallowed it quickly. “Donkey skin…
Hong Kong’s traditional Chinese medicine industry gears up for GBA EJINSIGHT market
A central government delegation recently visited Hong Kong to promote the 14th Five-Year Plan, calling on Hong Kong people to seize the opportunity to integrate into the country's!-->!-->…
Traditional Chinese Medicine, a Trending Therapy for Stress and Anxiety
BROWNSVILLE, Texas (Central Valley) - Stress and anxiety levels can be a problem for some people, especially during the pandemic.
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Today,…
Traditional Chinese medicine offers Ethiopians a better alternative to regain health
A Chinese acupuncturist treats an Ethiopian patient with acupuncture at Tirunesh Beijing Hospital on the outskirts of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, August 27, 2021 (Xinhua / Michael Tewelde)
Chinese acupuncturists…
Poison or cure? Traditional Chinese Medicine shows that context can make all the difference –…
View By Yan LIU Assistant Professor of History Reprinted from The Conversation Posted August 31, 2021Poisons today usually evoke notions of evil and danger - the opposite of healing drugs. Yet traditional Chinese…
A Guide to Hong Kong’s Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Shops
Very controversial shark fin soup
Traditional Chinese Medicine differs greatly from Western medical practice in that it makes extensive use of natural remedies to cure patients, and therefore is of great interest to those seeking a more…
Poison or cure? Traditional Chinese Medicine Shows Context Can Make All the Difference
Today, poisons usually evoke notions of evil and danger - the opposite of healing drugs. Still Traditional Chinese Medicine, which has been in practice since more than two millennia, used a large number of poisons to treat various…
Hong Kong seeks to put traditional Chinese medicine on the map
Hong Kong's highly internationalized universities are embroiled in a broader dynamic to bring academic legitimacy to Traditional Chinese Medicine on the global stage through evidence-based research.
The most important step is an allocation…
Experts Discuss Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Fighting COVID-19 – Manila Bulletin
Chinese medical experts and Filipino officials exchanged views on their respective experiences in the fight against COVID-19 (2019 coronavirus disease) even as the government in Manila expressed appreciation for China's…