This was the first book on the subject translated into Englisnd is still a useful addition to every clinicians library. Contains many effective formulas for both internal administration and external application. - By J.Liang. (1988) 176pp

This clinical reference book covers diagnosis, pathophysiology,and includes herbal treatment plans for many common gynaecological complaints. - By T. Zhang. (2005) 243pp 4th revised edition

With the help of this book, readers can make preliminary diagnosis through self-examination without directions from doctors and examination by equipment. By doing so, readers can receive treatment early and gain better curative effect. (1992) 323pp

Edited by Elizabeth Hsu, lecturer in medical anthropology at the Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology in Oxford,this work promises to make a valuable & innovative contribution to scholars and practitioners. - Ed. by Elizabeth Hsu (2002) 426pp

This book gives you basic information about each common class of Western pharmaceuticals. For each category of drug, gives usthe generic names, pronunciation, and registered propriety versions and explanation of functions. (2007) 452pp

Integrated care combines Chinese Herbal Medicine with the practice of Western medicine as a means of enhancing and improving results of medical treatment for patients with cancer. Each chapter covers a different type of cancer. (2007) 396pp

Although this translation has not retained the meter and verse,this is one of the most concise and authoritative texts on the texts on the pulse within the Chinese literature. By Li Shi Zhen. (1998) 130pp

Life cultivation and rehabilitation originally belongs to the different categories of disciplines of two major branches of traditional Chinese and Western medical systems. The gradual formation of the system of TCM life cultivation and rehabilitation is based on the theories and practice of life cultivation and rehabilitation during the thousands of years of the Chinese people in combination with certain theories and techniques of the modern science of rehabilitation during the second half of the 20th century. This is just the reason why this book has combined the two disciplines into one scince of exposition. This book if composed of nine chapters. The content includes the basic theories and concepts of life cultivation and rehabilitation of TCM, various effective methods and clinical techniques, measures of life cultivation and health care in the light of people groups, seasons, regions of the body as well as the rehabilitation methods of 26 commonly seen diseases. Bi-lingual texts (English and Chinese) 393 pages

Combining modern techniques with acupuncture and Chinese medicinal therapy, infertility can be effectively treated in most cases. An integrative approach can reduce pharmaceutical side effects and shorten the course of treatment. (2010)