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“There are only 10 days until the deadline for responses to the government’s consultation on the statutory regulation of acupuncture, herbal medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Many thanks if you have already sent them the message that SR is the only option that you accept. The Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine is the lead professional body

DAVAO CITY – To protect the growing number of herbal medicine inventors in the country, a group of inventors formed Philippine Society of Traditional and Alternative Medicine Inc (Pstami) and is now coming up with guidelines to be used as standards in producing and marketing their respective products. Edgar Delibo, an inventor himself, said that this

Many people are concerned about the H1N1 flu virus this winter. Though many key clinical questions remain, we do know more about the virus now than we did in the spring of 2009. Flu season usually runs from October to March, in the US, with peak months usually occurring in November and February. Original post by