China to help train over 1,300 people from abroad in TCM
China DailyBEIJING -- China plans to provide training in traditional Chinese medicine for more than 1,300 individuals from abroad over the next three years, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine said on Wednesday. A declaration was released during the two-day conference, in which participants emphasized the need to give full play to traditional medicine in universal health coverage. Participants agreed to disseminate the concepts, knowledge and practices of traditional medicine, support the development of an international priority agenda for research in traditional medicine, and foster the integration of traditional and modern medicines. The conference also proposed the establishment of a global federation for traditional medicine groups, aimed at strengthening international partnerships in the field.