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July 1996 |
Niraj Lama, B. M. Pradhan, B. Gerke, Kalimpong, India Traditional Asian Medical Cultures encounter |
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Autumn 1997 |
Indo-Tibetan Medical Studies Suniti Kumar Pathak , Shedup Tenzin, Barbara Gerke, India Interview with the Tamang Healer from Mongpoo Research on Tibetan Medicine in Russia The Two Sages |
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Spring 1998 |
Tibetan Medicine in the Treatment of Aplastic Anaemia Dr. S. Wangdu Changbhar, Calcutta, India The Touch of Consciousness - 3-month Training Courses in Ayurveda Research on Tibetan Pulse Diagnosis at the
Feeling the Pulse - A Diagnostic Method in Tibetan Medicine |
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Autumn 1998 |
Tadeu Caldas, E. Sussex, United Kingdom Revival of Tibetan Medicine in Russia Indian Institute of History of Medicine Challenges with Tibetan Medicine in German speaking Countries Interview with Dr. S.Wangdu Changbhar Ancient Wisdom - Modern Healing Books on Tibetan Medicine |
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2000 |
The Mongolian Miracle - Chapter One of "Sensing Illness: Tibet's Healing Art and the West" Comments on Kaufmann "The Mongolian Miracle" Book Presentation: Tibetan Medicine in Russia by Tatiana Grekova The Continuation of the Badmaev Family Tradition Problems of Identifying and Translating Materia Medica used in Tibetan Medicine Barry Clark, Auckland, New Zealand New Dimensions in Cultivating Medicinal Plants, PART II Ordained Nun, Doctor of Tibetan Medicine, opens New Horizons in Ladakh: Interview with Dr. Tsering Palmo, Ladakh Book Review: Tibetan Medicine - The Buddhist Way of Healing Status of Ayurvedic Medicine in the U.S. The Tibetan Medical Diaspora in Spain The Present State of Tibetan Medicine in Germany and Switzerland Tribute to Late Dr. Wandgu Changbhar, Doctor of Tibetan Medicine |
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2002 |
Traditional Mongolian Medicine |
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