Bridges, not fences, make good neighbors: <i>The Anatomical Record</i> supports Chinese science and scientists with a look at the lessons of traditional medicine

Laitman, Jeffrey T.; Albertine, Kurt H.

doi:10.1002/ar.24450

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“…For example, in 2020, The Anatomical Record published our first deep‐dive into Chinese Traditional Medicine in a Thematic Papers Issue on the topic (Albertine & Laitman, 2020). This novel set of papers was accompanied by an editorial from the journal (Laitman & Albertine, 2020) strongly supporting both the importance of viewing the science but also the need to support Chinese scientists (“Bridges, not fences, make good neighbors: The Anatomical Record supports Chinese science and scientists with a look at the lessons of traditional medicine.”). We felt it important to emphasize this as 2020 was near the beginning of the COVID pandemic and our Chinese colleagues were being demonized indiscriminately by many in the West.…”

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The Anatomical Record explores the soul of the anatomical sciences in a groundbreaking special issue: “Evolution of a discipline, the changing face of anatomy”

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2022

The Anatomical Record

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The Anatomical Record explores the soul of the anatomical sciences in a groundbreaking special issue: “Evolution of a discipline, the changing face of anatomy”

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“…Thus, AR's relationship with TCM was born! Since that time, the journal has now published three Special Issues on the topic (Albertine & Laitman, 2020; Laitman & Albertine, 2020; Zhang & Li, 2021, 2023).…”

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The yin, yang, and anatomy of Traditional Chinese Medicine inThe Anatomical Record

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2023

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An introduction to traditional Chinese medicine, including acupuncture

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2021

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As an independent medical system, the scientific value behind traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is gaining appreciation because of growing evidence about mechanisms and efficacy. The aim of this special issue is to introduce this ancient medicine to readers through the compiled research papers focusing on TCM. The papers in this issue cover many research fields such as TCM theory, traditional Chinese prescription, syndrome biomarkers, and acupuncture. In particular for acupuncture, the focus on the history of acupuncture, the importance of precise acupoint positioning, the effect of Fu's subcutaneous needling among patients with shoulder pain, and the effect of electroacupuncture on senile plaque and insulin signaling pathway in the olfactory bulb of transgenic mice. By combining, the papers in this issue and TCM papers published elsewhere provide scientific evidence to improve understanding this ancient Oriental form of medicine.

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Bridges, not fences, make good neighbors: The Anatomical Record supports Chinese science and scientists with a look at the lessons of traditional medicine

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

The Anatomical Record explores the soul of the anatomical sciences in a groundbreaking special issue: “Evolution of a discipline, the changing face of anatomy”

The Anatomical Record explores the soul of the anatomical sciences in a groundbreaking special issue: “Evolution of a discipline, the changing face of anatomy”

The yin, yang, and anatomy of Traditional Chinese Medicine inThe Anatomical Record

An introduction to traditional Chinese medicine, including acupuncture

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