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Understanding “Wu” in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guangwen Xu Preface This paper is a reflection on the Chinese character “wu” calligraphy on the cover of the New England Journal of Traditional Chinese

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Traditional Chinese Medicine and Metaphor:

the Translation and Intercultural Communication in the UK（2） Dr. Amily Guenier Social relationship metaphor “Monarch, Minister, Assistant, and Envoy”, images taken from political affairs, are

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A Brief Discussion of the Model of Manifestations in TCM Based on

Yi Jing Theory Fakun Wen In today’s busy modern life, irregular eating habits and disrupted routines often lead to neglect of oral hygiene. Many people

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The Current Situation and Prospects of Higher

Acupuncture Education in the UK Tianjun Wang Abstract: Abstract: This article reviews the history of the development of acupuncture higher education in the UK and

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Goji Berry

Zhongzhen Zhao Li Liang Today Goji berry, also known as Wolfberry, is very popular as a source of nutrition; in fact, it is sometimes called

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Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Treatment of Diabetes:

Clinical Research on Chinese Medicine Treatment for Diabetes Mellitus “Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Treatment of Diabetes: Clinical Research on Chinese Medicine Treatment for Diabetes

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A New Explanation of Needle Sickness: A Special Reaction

to Obtaining Qi Shuang Liu Jiangxue Zhou Jilin Wang Yingxia Sun Abstract: In this paper, we analyze the implications and extensions of the concept of

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Advances in the application of combined TCM diagnosis and treatment technology under the guidance of ultrasound visualization

Hong Cai Abstract：In recent years, the application of ultrasound medicine in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment techniques has become increasingly widespread in

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Combating U.S. Fentanyl Epidemic with Traditional Chinese Medicine

Ping Gong Yuhang Qi Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid, approximately 100 times more potent than morphine and 50 times more so than heroin［1］.

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Wang Sanhu’s Experience Using Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmannia Decoction (xī jiǎo dì huáng tāng) to Treat Difficult Cases

Huan Wang Xin Quan LiHong Guo Abstract: purpose Research on the applications of Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmannia Decoction (xī jiǎo dì huáng tāng) to treat

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