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• Cracking the case

  Lantern (2020), Rivkin, Sarah E.

• Two less common uses of si wu tang

  Lantern (2020), Wilcox, Lorraine.

• Stop picking on the liver

  Lantern (2020), Max, Michael.

• Treatise on damp-heat diseases

  Lantern (2020), Shēngbái, Xuē.

• A working guide to treating covid-19

  Lantern (2020), Shouchun, Ma.

• Some methods for dealing with invasion if pathogenic dampness: from the discussion of seasonal diseases (shi bing lun)

  Lantern (2020), Shaoyi, Lei.

• Approaching covid-19 as damp toxin: Wu Youke and Xue Xue take us back to school

  Lantern (2020), Zhao, Jin; Flanagan, Chris.

• Separate and simultaneous transmission to the exterior and interior: from the treatise on warm epidemics by Wu Youke, 1640

  Lantern (2020), Youke, Wu.

• The difference between passing and lurking pathogens: from the treatise on warm epidemics by Wu Youke, 1640

  Lantern (2020), Youke, Wu.

• Early stages of a warm epidemic: from the treatise on warm epidemics by Wu Youke, 1640

  Lantern (2020), Youke, Wu.

• A matter of life and death: engagement with the covid-19 pandemic

  Lantern (2020), Scheid, Volker.

• Hard to beat this technique.

  Lantern (2020), Ellis, Michael.

• Plenty to digest here.

  Lantern (2020), Zarnkowski, Lea.

• 'Nature first' approach to gynaecology.

  Lantern (2020), Brill, Bettina.

• A labour-saving read.

  Lantern (2020), Bevin, Mary-Jo.

• Submerged dragon.

  Lantern (2020), Xingzhe, Xiaoyao.

• Circular dynamics of ancient Chinese medicine.

  Lantern (2020), Ziyi, Peng.

• Fire not returning to its source: and the use of Yin Huo Tang

  Lantern (2020), Qixin, Sun.

• How to study herbs correctly: the example of Ma Huang.

  Lantern (2020), Zhao, Jin.

• Styles of practice in Chinese medicine: part 1 managing plurality

  Lantern (2020), Scheid, Volker.

• Medicine is no minor art.

  Lantern (2020), Tsaur, Allen

• A systems science for modern complexity: the case for post-pandemic Chinese medicine.

  Lantern (2020), Penoyer, Justin; Park, Joshua.

• Perspective has a little something for everyone

  Lantern (2016), Ben Thomas

• Narratives of medicine in 20th century China

  Lantern (2016), Brian May

• Acupuncture, eczema and yangming

  Lantern (2016), Teja A. Jaensch