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Chinese Herbal Medicine – Yesterday’s Wisdom, Today’s Applications
The clinical use of herbal medicine in China dates back thousands of years. With unsurpassed and documented clinical applications in the history of medicine, the wealth of knowledge of Chinese herbal medicine is now being modernised to meet today’s healthcare … Continue reading
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Syndrome Summary – Introduction
Presented during the Summary Lectures I and II of the CMIR Postgraduate Diploma Course in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture for Doctors and Healthcare Professionals, in collaboration with the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. Syndrome differentiation is an important characteristic of … Continue reading
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Medical Methodology in Review – Reply to “Review by Professor T-C Aw” (June/July 07 Issue)
The article concerning complementary medicine therapies as possible options for services within Occupational Health departments is encouraging in as much as the fact that this would not have been published thirty to forty years ago, which is when, with President … Continue reading
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Acupuncture Disposable Needles – History, Manufacture and Clinical Usage
Published in the Journal of Acupuncture in Medicine, 2000 History and Background The needle is the most important tool for an acupuncturist. If we look back through history, the earliest acupuncture needle was made in bone called the ‘Bian’ about … Continue reading
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A Systematic Analysis of the Theory and Practice of Syndrome Differentiation 辨证论治与施治的系统分析
An original article written for Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine November 2011 issue [Abstract] Syndrome Differentiation is a methodology unique to Chinese Medicine. It threads the diagnosis process with clinical treatment into a holistic web of links to determine and … Continue reading
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Medical Methodology in Review
Reply to “Review by Professor T-C Aw” (June/July 07 Issue) The article concerning complementary medicine therapies as possible options for services within Occupational Health departments is encouraging in as much as the fact that this would not have been published … Continue reading
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Clinical Development of Chinese Medicine in Health Regulation and Anti-Ageing
Paper presented at the 7th World Congress of Chinese Medicine, Hague, 2nd October 2010 Abstract Health regulation through Syndrome Differentiation is the essence of Chinese Medicine. Through the Four Diagnosis Methods, the Chinese physician determines the body’s current reaction state … Continue reading
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