As intensified research into the mechanisms and effects of traditional Chinese medicines bears fruit, the next vital step in reinvigorating the sector is to establish a set of appraisal and approval standards tailored to TCM products, deputies to China's top legislature and political advisers said.
A paper prepared for the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Complementary and Alternative Health. Published in November 2002 by the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Complementary and Alternative Health.
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