The imperatives for traditional medicine
Integrating modern and traditional medicine requires breaking down the legal and regulatory barriers that disadvantage the poor.
Bringing together traditional and modern medicine faces numerous challenges that stem from differences in how each is practiced, evaluated and managed. This Spotlight takes a look at what researchers are doing to bridge the gap.
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Integrating modern and traditional medicine requires breaking down the legal and regulatory barriers that disadvantage the poor.
Traditional and modern medicine have much to offer each other despite their differences. Priya Shetty assesses an uneasy relationship.
30 June 2010 | EN | ES | FR | 中文
The barriers to mainstream medical approval are great but some traditional treatments are finding new routes to acceptance, finds Yojana Sharma.
30 June 2010 | EN | ES | FR | 中文
Ten years after introducing a Biodiversity Act, India is yet to put it to serious use, say Shalini Bhutani and Kanchi Kohli.
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Source: Economic and Political Weekly
Traditional medical cultures need a true partnership with modern medicine, say Bhushan Patwardhan, Gerard Bodeker and Darshan Shankar.
30 June 2010 | EN | ES | FR | 中文
How can modern drug discovery methods enhance the value of African traditional medicines, asks South African drug expert Kelly Chibale.
30 June 2010 | EN | ES | FR | 中文
Local health needs should be paramount in efforts to merge traditional and modern medicine, says Oswaldo Salaverry.
30 June 2010 | EN | ES | FR | 中文
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Source: Revista da Fapesp