Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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Subject Areas on Research
- Acupuncture to initiate labor (Acumoms 2): a randomized, sham-controlled clinical trial.
- Assessing the consistency of traditional Chinese medicine with multiple correlative active components.
- China's distinctive engagement in global health.
- Development and validation of Yin-Deficiency Questionnaire.
- Differences in Chinese diagnoses for migraine and tension-type headache: an analysis of the German acupuncture trials (GERAC) for headache.
- Direct analysis of traditional Chinese medicines using Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS).
- Distribution of distress in post-socialist Mongolia: a cultural epidemiology of yadargaa.
- Effect of a traditional Chinese medicine course for undergraduate nursing students: A pre-/post-test study.
- Factors associated with traditional Chinese medicine utilization among urban community health centers in Hubei Province of China.
- Nursing Workforce in Hubei China: Implications for the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Education.
- Patterns of herbal combination for the treatment of insomnia commonly employed by highly experienced Chinese medicine physicians.
- Statistical quality control process for traditional Chinese medicine.
- The correlation between pulse diagnosis and constitution identification in traditional Chinese medicine.
- The current acceptance, accessibility and recognition of Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine in the United States in the public, governmental, and industrial sectors.
- Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) collaborative care for patients with axial spondyloarthritis (AcuSpA): protocol for a pragmatic randomized controlled trial.
- Traditional Chinese medicine use is associated with lower end-stage renal disease and mortality rates among patients with diabetic nephropathy: a population-based cohort study.
- Treatment of chronic conditions with traditional Chinese medicine: findings from traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in Hubei, China.
- Variability in the diagnosis and point selection for persons with frequent headache by traditional Chinese medicine acupuncturists.