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Chinese Medicine (CM) is an openly accessible journal published quarterly. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for doctors and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in Chinese medicine related problems. Manuscripts can be prepared in English or…
John Wai-Man Yuen, Mayur-Danny I. Gohel, Chi-Fai Ng
A novel prophylactic regimen is demanded for preventing bladder cancer recurrence, because of the high side-effect tolls of conventional adjuvant Bacillus Calmette - Guérin (BCG) immunotherapy, in addition to its only moderate effi cacy. In vitro and animal s…
Hongmei Zhu
This paper mainly describes the experiences of clinical application of Dachaihu Decoction in treating chronic pelvic infection, coronary heart disease, insomnia, and hepatolithiasis.
Lei Li, To Yau, Chuen-Heung Yau
The structure and size range of an acupoi nt were investigated thoroughly according to the expo sitions of ancient classics. It was revealed that the ambiguous way of thinking by the ancient Chinese had a great impact on the formation and development of the a…
Qing Yu, Tatsuo Takahashi, Masaaki Nomura, Mai Yasuda, Kyoko Obatake-Ikeda, Shinjiro Kobayashi
The 18 crude drugs in Bofutsushosan (BOF: Pulvis ledebouriellae compositae : 防風通聖散 ) are separated into 6 groups such as diaphoretic, cathartic, antidote, antipyretic, neutralizer and diuretic groups. The effects of single admin ist er ed BOF and composed cru…
Hui Xu, Huizhi Chen, Pan Yao, Guodong Lin, Weiwen Chen
A large number of Chinese herbal drugs (CHDs) exhibit antibacterial activities both in vivo and in vitro , but until now little is known regarding their inhibitory mechanisms. Bacterial DNA gyrase is a proven target for antibacterial agents. Aim of this study…
Xixin Yan, Haibo Xu, Fangfang Qu, Yue Liu, Xiumin Zhang
Purpose : We investigated the efficacy of potent or combined antibiotics in patients suffering bacterial infections sec ondary to H1N1 by retrospectively analyzing their bacterial pathogen spectrum and clinical characteristics. Methods : Multi-center retrospe…
Oluwagbemiga Sewanu Soyingbe, Adebola Oyedeji, Albert Kortze Basson, Andy Rowland Opoku
Eucalyptus grandis is a medicinal plant which has been indicated by Zulu traditional healer in the treatment of respir a tory tract infections, bronchial infections, asthma and cough. The investigation of the essential oil of this plant could help to verify t…
Xiaojun Chen, Xuerui Tan, Liping Li
This paper provides an overview of research into mental health problem and occupational stress among Chinese doctors in recent 10 years. It indicates that doctors in general hospitals have worse mental status. Occupational stress comes from over workload, hig…
Jian-Rong Zhou, Mohamed Aly M. Morsy, Kiyoshi Kunika, Kazumi Yokomizo, Takeshi Miyata
The ergogenic properties of a 7-Chinese traditional medicine water extract ( Ligustrum lucidum ait , LLA), which is composed of the essences of Lycii f ructus , Crataegi f ructus , Phyllanthi f ructus , Chrysanthemi f los , Coicis semen , Ganoderma lucidum ,…
José M. Zubeldia, Aarón Hernández-Santana, Miguel Jiménez-del-Rio, Verónica Pérez-López, Rubén Pérez-Machín, José Manuel García-Castellano
Ajuga Turkestanica, an herbaceous flowering species in the mint family, has been traditionally used in Turkeyand Uz bekistan for heart disease, muscle aches and stomach problems. Due to its high levels of phytoecdysteroids (particularly the characteristic C-1…
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