Theoretical Empty Spaces and Mistakes in Chinese and Western Medicine
Author: Duan Xiu-Bin
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following the western learning introduced into China?Western medicine and Chinese medicine also unfolded a fierce sectarian dispute, and reached one climax after another, and never stopped. Starting from 2006, this kind of dispute underwent once again a high tide and some scholars even again proposed to abolish the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Although both of the two medicine ideas believed their ...
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As an example of the different roles of TCM in China and the West, a person with a broken bone in the West (i.e. a routine, "straightforward" condition) would almost never see a Chinese medicine practitioner, whereas this is routine in China.Statistics
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