Dr. Huang Zhenqiao’s Experience in Treating Acute Leukemia——A Summary for the Survivors Over Five Years

Dr. Huang Zhenqiao (黄振翘), born in 1936, wasgraduated from Shanghai College of TraditionalChinese Medicine in 1962. Now, he is professor andthe tutor to the doctorial students at ShanghaiUniversity of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He isalso the director of Hemopathy Specialty Committeeunder China Association of Chinese Medicine.     

WANG Ling-tai(王灵台)—A Renowned Hepatologist in Integrative Medicine

<正>WANG Ling-tai,born in 1940,graduated from the Department of Clinical Medicine of Shanghai Medical College in 1963. He is now a Professor, chief physician,and PhD supervisor of Shuguang Hospital,Affiliated to the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.Prof.Wang is the ex-president of Shuguang Hospital,the director of the Coordination Group,National Liver Disease,     

LING Chang-quan（凌昌全）——An Outstanding Oncologist of Integrative Medicine

Prof.LING Changquan, born in 1957 in Huaining of Anhui Province, is the president of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) of the Second Military Medical University,and vice-president of Shanghai Changhai Hospital,the leader of the National Key Clinical Discipline of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine,an expert on the treatment and prevention of tumors by integrative medicine.He obtained his PhD degree in integrated Chinese and Western medicine at Shanghai University of TCM in 1992.Prof.Ling successively took offices of the member of the ninth,the tenth and the eleventh Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference National Committee. At present,he is the vice-chairman of the Chinese Association of Integrative Medicine,the vice-chairman of China Association of Chinese Medicine Cancer Branch, and the managing editor-in-chief of the Journal of Chinese Integrative Medicine.     

Comparative study on WHO Western Pacific Region and World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies international standard terminologies on traditional medicine： Diseases of Gynecology and Obstetrics （Part 3）

The following is a brief analysis of 22 terms related te gynecology and obstetrics in traditional Chinese medicine （TCM） included in the WHO International Standard Termi- nologies on Traditional Medicine in the Western Pacific Region （abbreviated as the WPRO Standard） and the International Standard Chinese-English Basic Nomenclature of Chinese Medicine compiled by the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies （abbreviated as the WFCMS Standard）, according to explanations made in the book entitled A Concise Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the studies made in the book entitled International Standardization of English Translation of Traditional Chinese Medicine： Study of Theory, Summarization of Practice and Exploration of Methodsc.     

Comparative study on WHO Western Pacific Region and World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies international standard terminologies on traditional medicine： Diseases in External Medicine （Part 2）

This is a continued study about how to understand and translate the names of diseases in the external medicine of TCM included in the WPRO Standard[1] and the WFCMS Standard[2] according to the discussion made in the book entitled International Standardization of English Translation of Traditional Chinese Medicine:Study of Theory,Summarization of Practice and Exploration of Methods[3],the explanation made in A Concise Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine[4],and the approaches advocated in ChineseEnglish Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine[5] and English Translation of Common Terms in Traditional Chinese Medicine[6].     

Comparative study on WHO Western Pacific Region and World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies international standard terminologies on traditional medicine： Diseases of Gynecology and Obstetrics （Part 2）

The following is the second discussion about how to understand and translate the names of diseases in tradi- tional Chinese medicine （TCM） gynecology and obstetrics included in WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Medicine in the Western Pacific Region （abbreviated as the WPRO Standard） and the International Standard Chinese-English Basic Nomenclature of Chinese Medicine compiled by World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies （abbreviated as the WFCM Standard） , according to explanations made in the book entitled A Concise Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the studies made in the book entitled International Standardization of English Translation of Traditional Chinese Medicine： Study of Theory, Summarization of Practice and Exploration of Methods.     

Medical News

Dr.Cheng Xiaoci,in Collaboration with Five Experts from Shanghai,Lends ExperimentalConfirmation to the Fundamental Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine.Jin Yueyuan,journalist of the newspaper Jiankangbao,has learnt from the International Sym-posium on Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology held recently in Nanjing while a con-siderable number of foreign scholars are still pondering over the fundamental theory of classicalChinese medicine concerning the principle of therapeuties,Cheng Xiaoci,deputy chief physician ofNanjing Hospital for Infectious Dieases,in collaboration with other experts in engaging in basic     

Comparative study on WHO Western Pacific Region and World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies international standard terminologies on traditional medicine: Diseases of Paediatrics (Part 3)

The following is a continued analysis about the third group of terms related to paediatrics in TCM included in the WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Medicine in the Western Pacific Region (abbreviated as the WPRO Standard)[1] and the International Standard Chinese-English Basic Nomenclature of Chinese Medicine compiled by World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (abbreviated as the WFCMS Standard)[2],according to explanations made in the book entitledA Great Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine[3],Chinese-English Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine[4] and the studies made in the book entitled International Standardization of English Translation of Traditional Chinese Medicine:Study of Theory,Summarization of Practice and Exploration of Methods[5].     

THESES COLLECTION FOR '98 INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC SYMPOSIUM ON DR. HUA TUO

Jointly sponsored by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy, and the Anhui Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and cooperated by the People's Governments of Fuyang and Bozhou, '98 International Academic Symposium on Dr. Hua Tuo is to be held from Sept. 22 to 25 in Dr. Hua Tuo's hometown, Bozhou, Anhui Province. The following are the points concerning the theses collection:     

Instructions to Contributors

The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press.Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of integration of traditional Chinese     

Instructions to Contributors

The English Edition of the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine is an quarterly, co-published by the China Association of Chinese Medicine And China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. Contributions of the advanced clinical and experimental studies in the field of TCM are welcome from any part of the world.     

Instructions to Contributors

The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press. Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine are expected. Articles must not have been published in     

Theories and Practice in Prevention and Treatment Principles in Relation to Chinese Herbal Medicine and Bone Loss

Osteoporosis is a world wide problem that is increasing in significance as the global population both increases and ages. While osteoporosis has been extensively studied in recent years, the utilization of Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine for the prevention and treatment of this condition have seldom been examined in the Western world. This paper reviews the theories and the literature that relate to prevention and treatment of bone loss at the time of menopause according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine. Practical developments in these areas are also illustrated in this paper based on the authors‘ research findings in recent studies.     

Brief Introduction of Dr. Yao Kuiwu

Yao Kuiwu, male, MD, now works in Foreign Guest Department of Xiyuan Hospital, China Science Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Now the main research fields are the prevention and cure of cardiovascular disease and Geriatrics, and the syndrome study in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The major projects are： Natural Science Fund of China, 973 Project, and Innovation Project of China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The researches try to using the technology of calculating intelligence, epidemiology, and Design/Measurement/Evaluation （DME） in the study domain of Chinese Medicine syndrome. The objective of study is to discover the correlation of symptoms, physical signs, and the lab indexes, which are macroscopical, not definite, and non-linear, just acquired in the clinical practice. Further more, the researches explore the contribution of these symptoms, physical signs, and the lab indexes to the Chinese Medicine syndrome. In the end, the researches explore the quantitative diagnosis of Chinese Medicine syndrome.     

Instructions to Contributors

The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press.Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine are expected.     

Biography of the Eminent Doctor

Yan Runming 阎润茗Yan Rumning 阎润茗 was born 1921 in Tianjin city.She is research fellow at XiyuanHospital of China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and member of the Chinese Socie-ty of Acupuncture.Dr.Yan graduated from the North China College of Traditional ChineseMedicine in 1942,and was then apprenticed to famous Chinese physicians Drs.Zhao Shuping     

Instructions to Contributors

正The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press.Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of complementary/alternative medicine     

Instructions to Contributors

正The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press.Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of complementary/alternative medicine     

Instructions to Contributors

正The English edition of Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine is edited and published by the Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine Press.Original scientific papers of advanced clinical and experimental medicine in the field of complementary/alternative medicine or