Forgotten disease : illnesses transformed in Chinese medicine / Hilary A. Smith.

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Smith, Hilary A [Author]

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online resource

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9781503603509

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RC627 .F674 2017

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Contents:

Competing for medical authority -- Simplifying and standardizing disease -- The northerner's eating disorder -- Getting rich and getting sick -- Creating beriberi in Meiji Japan -- Foot qi's multiple meanings in modern East Asia.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Foot qi in early Chinese medicine -- Competing for medical authority -- Simplifying and standardizing disease -- The northerner's eating disorder -- Getting rich and getting sick -- Creating beriberi in Meiji Japan -- Foot qi's multiple meanings in modern East Asia.

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