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Integrated Approach to Eastern and Western Medicine
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- Song Jeong-suk, chairperson of the Korea Integrative Healing Association (KIHA), has published the fourth column on an integrated approach to Eastern and Western medicine.
- The column argues for the validity of integrative healing, citing yin-yang and the five elements, fMRI research on acupuncture, and fascia research.
- The association stresses that integrative healing is meant to complement, not replace, Western medical treatment, and urges people to receive acupuncture and herbal medicine only from licensed professionals.
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