On March 28 local time, the 22nd International Congress on Luobing Theory was held in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province. Under the theme of "Inheritance, Openness, Innovation, and Integration," the congress brought together leading experts, scholars, and industry elites from both China and abroad to share the latest research achievements in the innovative application of Luobing theory. In-depth discussions were held on the role of Luobing theory in the prevention and treatment of major diseases such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancer.

As light morning drizzles fell over Tanzania's port city of Dar es Salaam, a steady stream of residents, young and old, made their way into the East Africa Commercial and Logistics Center for a two-day free medical camp delivered by Chinese doctors from mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar.

The initiative aims to scientifically test if traditional therapies can improve nutrition, recovery and quality of life among patients undergoing treatment.

China’s southern Guangdong province has given the green light to the first group of 25 hospitals that will pilot international medical services.

Folk legend has it that a man known as ‘king of medicine’ in Tang dynasty examined leftover TCM on street, came up with better cures

With China pressing for deeper integration of Chinese and Western medicine, the latest international academic recognition of a traditional Chinese medicine product signals a new stage in TCM internationalization.

Launch of African standards for TCM and acupuncture marks milestone in structured, professional training across the continent