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新书线上讨论会:医话随笔

Author: Wang Yiming
Sunday, 7/9/2023
10:00 - 12:00
Virtual Library

United States

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     王伊明毕业于北京中医学院，是德州达拉斯的中医名医，曾将中医带上德州大学讲堂。王医师严谨务实，勤于思考，由多年行医实践，结合中西医理论，提出“针灸的本质是促进自愈“等富于创新的见解，并以丰富的案例阐发了自己对各种疾病的病理、治疗方式的思考。本次活动中，她将从自己治愈的疑难杂症案例出发，阐释她的创新理论和见解。

      Wang Yiming graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. She is a renowned acupuncturist in Dallas, TX, who has given lectures on Chinese medicine to UT students. Based on decades of practice, she suggests that "the essence of acupuncture is promoting self-cure." She developed this idea through numerous cases she has dealt with while discussing her thoughts on the origin and cure of diseases. 

        此活动是与與壹嘉出版社合作。

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