- Oriental medicine
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Oriental medicine is a collective term for several types of medicine practiced in the Orient and/or the East.
Under Oriental medicine is understood:
- Traditional Chinese medicine
- Traditional Korean medicine
- Kampo (Japanese medicine)
Under Eastern medicine is understood:
- Indian traditional medicine
- Unani medicine
- Traditional Chinese medicine
- Traditional Korean medicine
- Kampo (Japanese medicine)
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Oriental medicine
- Oriental medicine
-
Oriental medicine is a collective term for several types of medicine practiced in the Orient and/or the East.
Under Oriental medicine is understood:
- Traditional Chinese medicine
- Traditional Korean medicine
- Kampo (Japanese medicine)
Under Eastern medicine is understood:
- Indian traditional medicine
- Unani medicine
- Traditional Chinese medicine
- Traditional Korean medicine
- Kampo (Japanese medicine)
This Asia-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.