Epidemiology of prevention

Author: None
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Introduction
Content Summary
This book elaborates on the concept, origins, and development of Preventive Medicine, explores the purpose and significance of studying Preventive Medicine, and covers the fundamental theoretical knowledge, diagnostic methods, and research of Preventive Medicine. It also discusses the characteristics of latent conditions (zheng), pre-conditions (zheng), concurrent conditions (zheng), decline conditions (zheng), and transformed conditions (zheng) in Preventive Medicine, as well as the principles and methods of prevention and treatment in this field. The book reflects the essence of Preventive Medicine thought in Traditional Chinese Medicine, its diagnostic methods, and clinical value, while also showcasing the application of modern scientific and technological advancements in Preventive Medicine. Its content is scientifically sound, practical, unique, and highly readable, holding profound significance for adapting to societal development and promoting universal health and longevity. It serves as a valuable reference for medical researchers, clinical practitioners, and students and faculty in academic institutions. A broader readership may also use the book as a guide for personal health knowledge.