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On the trial of tigers–tracking tiger in Traditional East Asian Medicine
Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series, 2008The five extant sub-species of tiger are all protected by international agreement in an effort to protect the few tigers that remain. The remaining sub-species are threatened by poaching as many parts of the tiger are used in Traditional East Asian Medicines (TEAM).
Adrian Linacre, Shanan Tobe
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The treatment of menopausal symptoms by traditional East Asian medicines: Review and perspectives
Maturitas, 2010This article provides an overview and critical evaluation of the management of menopausal symptoms by traditional East Asian medicines (TEAMs). For this purpose we utilise an interdisciplinary perspective that draws on social history, medical anthropology, and clinical research. Our goal is threefold. First, we examine the research literature regarding
Xing Liao +2 more
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A Review of the Reliability of Traditional East Asian Medicine Diagnoses
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2009In the practice of forms of traditional East Asian medicine (TEAM) such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Japanese meridian therapy, treatment follows identification of underlying "patterns of disharmony." However, little is known in an objective sense of the consistency or reliability of diagnosis within TEAM.
O’Brien, Kylie A. (R14413) +1 more
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The clinical evaluation of traditional East Asian systems of medicine
Clinical Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, 2002In this paper, the term ‘system of medicine’ servesas a conceptual framework for a range of treatmentmodalities that share a similar or related theoreticalorientation. For example both traditional Chinesemedicine and Western biomedicine can be seen assystems in this context.
Lao, L +5 more
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Cross-national differences in the holistic use of traditional East Asian medicine in East Asia
Health Promotion International, 2016Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) has been one of the popular strategies for health promotion. Traditional East Asian medicine (TEAM) is one of the most popular CAM practices in the world and there are suggestions that its holistic utilization is important for users to gain its effects for health promotion.
Jae-Mahn, Shim, Jibum, Kim
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Traditional East-Asian medicine and acupuncture in the treatment of asthma and allergies in children
EXPLORE, 2005Mary, a 10-year-old girl, came to the Continuum Center forHealth and Healing with her mother, hoping for relief fromMary’s asthma and allergy symptoms. She received seven acu-puncture treatments between October 2003 and January 2004,with significant improvement in her condition.
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The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 2003
Modern scientific medicine is increasingly challenged by complementary and alternative therapies. Reviewing policy options for contemporary healthcare development, the World Health Organization's first global strategy on traditional and alternative medicine, released in May 2002, advocates integration. However, experience in East Asia, the only part of
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Modern scientific medicine is increasingly challenged by complementary and alternative therapies. Reviewing policy options for contemporary healthcare development, the World Health Organization's first global strategy on traditional and alternative medicine, released in May 2002, advocates integration. However, experience in East Asia, the only part of
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A study of Knowledge Modeling using abstract concepts in Traditional East Asian Medicine
Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics, 2008Objective: This research is focused on modeling the diagnostic knowledge in traditional medicine. Unlike the previous studies which have dealt mainly with the standardized heuristic knowledge for diagnosis, we investigated the logical procedures and a set of source knowledge which the standardized diagnosis has been based on.
Seon Ho Kim +3 more
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2022
Abstract Importance Given that many midlife women use evidence-based non-pharmacologic interventions for symptom management during the menopausal transition and early postmenopause and that many women experience two or more symptoms (symptom cluster), it is important to review recent evidence on said
Lisa J. Taylor-Swanson +10 more
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Abstract Importance Given that many midlife women use evidence-based non-pharmacologic interventions for symptom management during the menopausal transition and early postmenopause and that many women experience two or more symptoms (symptom cluster), it is important to review recent evidence on said
Lisa J. Taylor-Swanson +10 more
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Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, 2014
Research into the diagnostic methods and patterns of traditional East Asian medical (TEAM) systems of practice such as acupuncture and herbal medicine face certain challenges due to the nature of thinking in TEAM and the subjective basis of judgments made in practice. The TEAM-based diagnosis can take into account various findings and signs such as the
Stephen, Birch, Terje, Alraek
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Research into the diagnostic methods and patterns of traditional East Asian medical (TEAM) systems of practice such as acupuncture and herbal medicine face certain challenges due to the nature of thinking in TEAM and the subjective basis of judgments made in practice. The TEAM-based diagnosis can take into account various findings and signs such as the
Stephen, Birch, Terje, Alraek
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