In a groundbreaking study that illuminates the integration of traditional practices within modern medicine, researchers have explored indigenous knowledge and treatment modalities for post-traumatic joint stiffness and soft tissue contracture.

Free traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services will be provided to all residents affected by the devastating fire in Tai Po starting today, according to the Health Bureau.

The first traditional Chinese medicine hospital in Hong Kong, located at Pak Shing Kok Road in Tseung Kwan O, began operations today (Dec. 11). The hospital held its inaugural flag-raising ceremony in the morning, attended by Secretary for Health Dr. Lo Chung-mau, who inspected the hospital's preparations, including experiencing the patient service process.

Enhancing Quality and Development of Chinese Medicine in Hong Kong.

Christchurch-based acupuncturist Thomas Lin has found a way to turn his day job into being an ambassador for “one of the treasures” of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).

As Shan Zhu Yu — the dried ripe fruit of the medicinal plant Cornus officinalis — enters harvest season in Xixia county, central China's Henan Province, the scenic Funiu Mountain is witnessing a lively blend of farming and booming agritourism.

7th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Conference on Inheritance, Innovation, and Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine held in Hong Kong

A team of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) experts on Saturday provided free medical check-ups and treatment to teachers and local residents in western Cambodia's Pursat province.

In a groundbreaking study revealing critical insights into the perceptions and acceptance of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) among the younger generation, researchers have identified key factors influencing the willingness of Chinese college students to embrace these ancient practices.

A new exhibition at Shanghai History Museum explores the development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practices in the city through more than 300 artifacts, including a treasured first print copy of Bencao Gangmu, or Compendium of Materia Medica, by Li Shizhen (1518-1593).

The ancient practice of moxibustion, a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves burning the herb mugwort near acupuncture points on the body, has long been a topic of interest for its therapeutic benefits. With a growing inclination towards holistic health techniques globally, recent studies have sought to unpack the feasibility and barriers associated with the application of moxibustion therapy in various regions, particularly in urban settings like Hong Kong. A new qualitative study spearheaded by researchers including Chen, S.C., Pang, L.Y., and Gao, J.Y. sheds light on the intersection of traditional healing practices and modern medical frameworks, revealing intriguing insights into societal perceptions and practical obstacles.

The Western North Regional office of the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) hasheld two separate workshops to train more than 170 herbal medicine practitioners in the Region.

At these gelato and cocktail places in Shanghai and Kuala Lumpur, traditional Chinese medicine is the secret ingredient for their success

Acupuncture for ‘fur babies’