This book will serve as an indispensable reference for people who are engaged in the research of cancer treatment,those who are suffering from the disease, and those close to the victims.- By X. Wenwei. (1997) 427pp

p comprehensive clinical compendium classified by organs with Western disease named as the sub-division. Disorders of Lung, Kidney, Liver, and Heart. A useful handbook for clinicians.- By Maclean and Lyttleton. (1998)

Contents: Ulcerative Colitis,Granulomatouos Colitis,Diverticular Diseases of Colon, Cancer of Colon & Rectum, Chinese Herbs for Colon Cancer & Colitis, Acupuncture Points Used. Includes a self-assessment workbook.- By Him-Che Yeung. (1993) 91pp

This work is innovative in its approach to integrate Chinese medicine with Western approach. TCM is in the process of modernisation and in the process its integration with conventional medicine is a necessary step. - By Yu Jin. (1998) 212pp

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

Discusses the TCM causes & mechanisms,pattern discrimination, treatment principles, formulas & their modification, and acupuncture and moxibustion for a wide variety of diseases of the eyes, ears, nose and throat. - By P. Sionneau. (1996) 268pp

Discusses the TCM causes & mechanisms,pattern discrimination, treatment principles,formulas & their modification, and acupunctture and moxibustion for a wide variety of diseases of the mouth, lips, tongue, teeth and gums. - By P. Sionneau. (1997) 242pp

This book is written for pediatricians of TCM & people who wish to master the pediatrics of TCM. - By Xue Yuan. (1995) 383pp

Comprehensive textbook giving TCM treatments for commonly encountered disorders from Chronic Gastritis,Chronic & Viral Hepatitis,to Carcinoma of Esophagus & Stomach.A chapter lists over 95recipes for treating digestive disorders.- (1995)263pp

This clear,well-organized essential book for students and practitioners of Chinese medicine is divided in 4 parts: I: Backgroud, II: ZangFu, III: Interrelationships, IV: Clinical Practice,which includes case histories. - By J.Ross. (1985) 262pp