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Integration of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine in a Chinese community health center
... Integrative Medicine and Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine [for- merly the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western ...the Western IM literature as ...
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A Traditional Chinese Medicine Approach in Treating Depression by Promoting Liver Qi Circulation: A Western Medicine Perspective
... In Western medicine, experi- mental and clinical investigations have demonstrated that depression is associated with the dy- sregulation of neurotransmitter signaling, and symptoms of depression can be ...
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Western Medicine in French Pondichery (1690–1954)
... The European practice of health management in the French territories across the world was first established in Pondichéry, India. From Pondichéry, health management practice gradually spread to other French colonies ...
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Utilization patterns of Chinese medicine and Western medicine under the National Health Insurance Program in Taiwan, a population based study from 1997 to 2003
... In Taiwan, one distinguishing feature of the national health-care insurance system is the co-existence of the modern Western medicine (WM) and CM. In addition, the social health-care insurance system covers ...
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Primary care quality between Traditional Tibetan Medicine and Western Medicine Hospitals: a pilot assessment in Tibet
... Tibetan medicine departments; and some counties did not have a county level Tibetan medi- cine ...Tibetan medicine service delivery system, including building Tibetan medicine de- partments in THC, ...
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Cancer survivors’ perspectives and experience on western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine treatment and rehabilitation: a qualitative study
... Background: In the People’s Republic of China, both western medicine (WM) and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) are the main treatment and rehabilitation options for cancer patients. This study ...
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Dialectics of mindfulness: implications for western medicine
... In sum, mindfulness may prove to be an effective complementary approach that can be employed in a number of conditions to lessen subjective “ illness ” . However, as we’ve shown, mindfulness differs substan- tially from ...
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CONCEPT OF ETIOLOGY IN AYURVEDA AND WESTERN MEDICINE .......
... Amongst the study of most important aspect of all these theories the germ theory leads to interesting findings. Although Ayurveda, the Indian system of medicine, lays emphasis on the tridosha disturbance being the ...
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Redistributive effects of the National Health Insurance on physicians in Taiwan: a natural experiment time series study
... of western medicine physicians each year for the period of 32 ...of western medicine physicians had basically remained unchanged or even worsened before ...active western ...
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Original Article Flora regulation of BuzhongYiqi decoction in patients with food allergies after surgery for anal fistula
... trol group. sIgE was used to screen the aller- gens (n=14). Patients with blood diseases, cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, IBD, tuberculous anal fistula, malignancy, liver diseases, kidney ...
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Western constitutional medicine: a primer
... Chinese medicine (TCM), Unani, traditional Japanese medicine (TJM), Ayurveda, ...hand, Western Constitutional Medicine (WCM) is the one tradition that stands out for its use across the ...
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Observations on the Therapeutic Effect of Different Frequency Electroacupuncture on Poststroke Hemidysesthesia
... Chinese medicine diagnosis of stroke and western medicine diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease patients; (2) Diagnosed as ischemic cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage by head CT or MRI; (3) ...
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The Influence of Western Culture on Taiwan Patent Medicine Packaging Design in the Early Post-war Period (1945-1960s)
... The medicine production began in the time that Japan ruled ...As western powers invaded and the missionaries came, western medical treatment had gradually appeared in Taiwan after Qing ...proper ...
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Discrete derivative: a data slicing algorithm for exploration of sharing biological networks between rheumatoid arthritis and coronary heart disease
... Although forming different theoretical systems, both TCM and Western Medicine are aiming at human health services. Thus the interdisciplinary research might lighten the cognition of health and diseases. ...
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Review Article Meta-analysis of serum gastrin-releasing peptide precursor as a biomarker for prognostic evaluation of small cell lung cancer
... 274 Zhi Jiang Road, Shanghai 200071, China; 2Department of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital, Tongji University School of Medicine, No.. Abstract: Bac[r] ...
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Five year outcomes of western mental health training for Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners
... Behavioral studies had illustrated the positive associ- ation between learning outcomes and flexibility in learning [24]. Mills et al. [25] pointed out the importance of intel- lectual openness for TCM practitioners to ...
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Cancer patients' attitudes towards Chinese medicine: a Hong Kong survey
... Chinese medicine experts (N = 6) and West- ern medicine practitioners (N = 2) were collected; (3) the draft questionnaire was revised by the authors and tested on a small group (N = 10) of cancer ...of ...
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Conservation-dissolution : a case-study of Chinese medicine in peninsular Malaysia
... 'Current use of traditional Asian medicine: its relationship with Western medicine, and its implications for government health policies,' unpublished paper presented at the International[r] ...
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Indigenous and Western Medicines in Colonial South India: Nature of Discourses and Impact
... adopted western surgical thereby hybridising their ...of western medicine in their ...of western medicine knew only three types of bandages such as triangular, roll and special ...
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Effectiveness and safety of traditional Chinese medicine in treating acquired immune deficiency syndrome: 2004–2014
... TCM and Western medicine (WM) use different strat- egies to treat AIDS. WM theory is mainly based on physiological structures or anatomy, and conceives the therapy goal as the elimination or removal of the ...
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