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Effectively utilizing Traditional Chinese Medicine in unexpected event

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Han Pei
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Traditional Chinese medicine has some special advantages for dealing with the unexpected events on epidemic disease. On the basis of analyzing the problems for traditional Chinese medicine at present, the paper puts forth the measures on raising the reserve of Chinese herbs, carrying into classification management, establishing an available system and rapid reaction mechanism, and strengthening R&D of traditional Chinese medicine.

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Paper provided by Argentine Center of International Studies in its series Working Papers - Programa Recursos Naturales y Desarrollo with number 009.

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Keywords: Traditional Chinese medicine; Unexpected Event; Epidemic Disease; Systems Analysis;

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