
The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong will launch two treatment programmes for stroke and lower back pain next week, with bookings opening on Wednesday. The programmes are part of a five-year plan to introduce 23 specialized disease treatments. Hospital CEO Bian Zhaoxiang announced the initiative, stating it aims to address healthcare needs and highlight the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine.
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Stroke and lower back pain are major public health burdens.
Bian Zhaoxiang is the hospital's chief executive.
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The programmes are part of the institution’s strategic development plan to meet healthcare needs and promote the competitive advantages of traditional Chinese medicine.
South China Morning PostThe Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong is set to launch two strategic treatment programmes for stroke and lower back pain next week, with bookings open on Wednesday.
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The programmes are part of the institution’s strategic development plan to meet healthcare needs and promote the competitive advantages of traditional Chinese medicine.
South China Morning PostThe Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong will launch two strategic treatment programmes for stroke and lower back pain next week.
South China Morning PostBookings for the treatment programmes open on Wednesday.
South China Morning PostBian Zhaoxiang is the hospital's chief executive.
South China Morning PostThe two treatments are part of 23 special disease programmes to be rolled out over five years.
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