TCM: A multicultural pursuit


Making a difference: Wan Amirah (front), with her classmates and lecturer.

SHE had never heard about traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) let alone know of its existence until a movie sparked Wan Amirah Aminah Wan Mohd Nizam’s interest in the ancient treatment method.

Her fascination grew so strong that she decided to pursue a TCM degree at INTI International University even though she did not speak a word of Mandarin, a language essential for the course.

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