Promoting benefits of TCM


Visitors undergoing chiropractic treatment at a health programme in 2019 that included traditional Chinese medicine treatment at SJK(C) Shang Wu, Penang. — Filepic

BENEFITS of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) have been recognised with its latest support registered with PgCare Alliance, a coalition of non-governmental organisations and institutions to address needs on mental health, food aid and employment aggravated by Covid-19.

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Malaysia Northern Region Students and Alumni Association chairman Dr Ellycia Tan Pin Tin said the association aimed to promote mutual exchanges and cooperation with local Chinese medicine practitioners and the community.

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