• The modernizing nation with a booming middle class has embraced the use of Western medicine.

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  • Western medicine has no cure for dengue, relying instead on pain relievers and fever reducers.

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  • Many people practise customary law alongside the Western kind and take traditional as well as Western medicine.

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  • But this is one of the fundamental disconnects between Western medicine and what people often refer to as complementary medicine.

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  • While Western medicine generally treats the same illness the same way, Asian medicine operates on the principle that no two people are alike.

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  • Big Pharma could integrate low production cost in China with the quality control of Western medicine and tap a huge domestic demand, Li foresees.

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  • Organisations such as the Traditional Healers Organisation have for years been trying to legitimise the practice and have it held in the same regard as Western medicine.

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  • No one claimed responsibility but Islamist militant group Boko Haram, a sect which has condemned the use of Western medicine, has been blamed for carrying out a spate of assaults on security forces in the city in recent weeks.

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  • The good news was that four of them are in sound working order, a shock given that I don't even know where they are, and thus haven't watered them lately. (In Western medicine-speak, Bramham detected imbalances in my thyroid, thymus and adrenal glands.) To address such afflictions a client would be prescribed two spa treatments and two hours of exercise daily, all custom-tailored, plus a nutritional consultation.

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  • "It's all company spin, " said Anthony Furlan, professor of neurology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.

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  • In lab tests, researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine were able to overcome these natural barriers.

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  • "It can sneak up on you, " says Dr. Kevin Mullen, a hepatologist at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.

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  • Last month, the European Union approved Glybera for treatment of a rare genetic disease, making it the first gene-therapy medicine approved in the Western world.

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  • The clinic is run on a voluntary basis and charges Western clients a fee for consultation and medicine, in order to provide a free service for the Nepalis.

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  • Worsening shortages of food and medicine in both eastern and western Libya mean that a conflict prolonged and intensified by outside intervention could create a nationwide humanitarian disaster, whose effects will spill over into those countries that may have the best chance of a successful political transition to more representative government.

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  • More important, traditional Asian medicine is now being taken seriously by Western-educated physicians.

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  • Many doctors, both Western and traditional, feel that "integrated" medicine - a blend of the modern and the ancient - could be the therapy of the future.

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  • Officially, 1, 273 Western drug formulations are sold in China, far more than the 564 traditional Chinese medicine formulas, according to the 2005 Chinese Pharmacopoeia.

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  • Indonesia's traditional herbal medicine, jamu, for instance, costs a tenth of the price of Western drugs.

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  • In a highly publicised case, a 15-year-old boy from a nomadic tribe in Iran's south-western province of Khuzestan died in July of haemophilia because his family did not have access to medicine.

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