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The 53 pages that link to Traditional Chinese medicine, each with the reason it gives.

• Yin and yangNarrower topic: Yin-yang is one of its central ways to classify bodily patterns.

• ArtemisininNarrower topic: Historical use of qinghao provided a lead for artemisinin research.

• AcupunctureNarrower topic: Acupuncture is one practice within this broader and historically changing medical system.

• Huangdi NeijingNarrower topic: The Huangdi Neijing became a foundational source for this broad and evolving tradition.

• Acupuncture pointNarrower topic: Its theories provide the historical framework for meridians and classical point maps.

• MoxibustionNarrower topic: Moxibustion is one of its established therapeutic methods.

• ShennongNarrower topic: His legendary discovery of herbs lends medicine an ancient cultural ancestor.

• Tu YouyouNarrower topic: Tu’s search drew on its historical texts while testing remedies with modern methods.

• Chinese herbologyNarrower topic: Chinese herbology is one therapeutic branch within this wider system.

• Zhang ZhongjingNarrower topic: His attributed clinical methods remain part of its classical foundation.

• BerberineNarrower topic: Berberine-containing Coptis preparations have a long history within this medical tradition.

• ShiatsuNarrower topic: Chinese medical ideas influenced some shiatsu theories and methods.

• CunNarrower topic: The proportional cun measurement is embedded in traditional Chinese medical practice.

• Tui naNarrower topic: Tui na is one of its established therapeutic practices.