Epidemiology of Warm Diseases

Author: Peng Shengquan
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book is one of the advanced series of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy, aiming to provide a comprehensive and systematic summary of the study of Wenbing from aspects such as teaching, clinical practice, scientific research, and literature review. It reflects the highest level of development in the field of Wenbing at the end of the 20th century. The book is divided into five parts. Part I covers the basic theory, discussing the history of Wenbing, the concept and characteristics of Wen disease, onset, syndrome differentiation, diagnostic methods, treatment, and prevention. Part II focuses on seasonal Wenbing, detailing the TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment for 15 types of Wen diseases. Part III addresses the syndrome differentiation and treatment of modern diseases, discussing the TCM treatment for 43 modern infectious and communicable diseases, and integrating the latest research findings to fully apply Wenbing theory in clinical practice. Part IV introduces renowned scholars and classic works, presenting the academic views and achievements of 18 ancient masters of Wenbing and interpreting 27 classical works on Wen disease, aiming to provide literature references for those studying and researching Wenbing. Part V discusses academic research and prospects, outlining future research directions and approaches in Wenbing. At the end of the book, there is an appendix with a formula compilation, selected questions and answers, the Prevention and Control Law of Infectious Diseases, and other content for readers to consult. This book is a reference for teaching in higher TCM and pharmacy institutions and can also be used by clinical doctors, researchers, and new drug developers.