The Chinese Medicine Database is a publisher of Chinese medical documents. Our Ph.D. level sinologists and professional translators translate material from multiple dynasties, as well as multiple subjects. Translated material is available either on our website: www.cm-db.com or in our books such as "The Bei Ji Qian Jin Yao Fang: : Essential Prescriptions worth a Thousand in Gold for Every Emergency Vol. 2-4" translated by Sabine Wilms Ph.D. Our primary goal is to offer our community bi-lingual access to the primary source documents of Chinese medicine. We hope that these documents will further research in the Classics by scholars, practitioners, and students.
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- 638 Single Herbs
- 1484 Formulas
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- ITM's Formulations
- Golden Flowers Formulations
- Health Concerns Formulations
- Blue Poppy's Patents
- Classical Pearls Formulations by Heiner
Fruehauf
- OBGYN Modifications to Formulas
- Single Points: the 361 Regular Points
- 15,000 Western Diagnoses with ICD-9
Codes
- Dictionary of over 94,000 Chinese terms;
Eastland term set & WHO term set
- Western Book Search; Fenner's Complete Formulary
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Current Translated Texts
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- Shāng Hán Lái Sū Jí 傷寒來蘇集: Renewal of Treatise on Cold
Damage
- Qí
Jīng Bā Mài Kǎo 奇經八脈考:
Explanation of the Eight Vessels of the Marvellous Meridians
- Shāng
Hán Míng Lǐ Lùn 傷寒明理論:
Treatise on Enlightening the Principles of Cold Damage.
- Wú
Jū Tōng Yī àn 吴鞠通医案:
Case Studies of Wú Jū-tōng
- The
Nán Jīng 難經:
The Classic of Difficulties -- Difficulties 1-17
- The
Zang Fu Biao Ben Han Re Xu Shi Yong Yao Shi 臟腑標本寒熱虛實用
- 藥式: Viscera and Bowels, Tip and Root, Cold and Heat,
Vacuity and Repletion Model for Using Medicinals
- Bèi
Jí Qiān Jīn Yào Fāng 備急千金要方: Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold Pieces
For Emergencies. vol. 2
- Bèi
Jí Qiān Jīn Yào Fāng 備急千金要方: Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold Pieces
For Emergencies. vol. 3
- Bèi
Jí Qiān Jīn Yào Fāng 備急千金要方: Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold Pieces
For Emergencies. -- vol. 4
- Wēn
Rè Lún 温熱論:
Treatise on Warm Heat Disease
- Shāng
Hán Shé Jiàn 傷寒舌鑒:
Tongue Mirror of Cold Damage
- Xǔ
Shì Yī àn 許氏醫案:
Case Histories of Master Xu
- Fǔ
Xìng Jué Zāng Fǔ Yòng Yào Fǎ Yào 輔行決贓腑用藥法要: Secret Instructions for Assisting the Body:
Essential Methods for the Application of Drugs to the Viscera & Bowels
- Biāo
Yōu Fù (annotation) 標幽賦
（楊氏註解）:
Indicating the Obscure
- Liú
Juān Zǐ Guǐ Yí Fāng 劉涓子鬼遺方:
Liu Juanzi's Formulas Inherited from Ghosts
- Shèn Jí Chú Yán 慎疾芻言: Precautions in Illness: My Humble Thoughts: Essays "
On August 15, 2010 one subscriber will be picked at random, and will win $1,000 towards either the repayment of student loans or towards a credit card of your choice. Subscribers must have subscribed on or before November 15, 2009 and keep their billing current until the time of the drawing. Announcement of the winner will be made on our Updates page.
We believe in our community, and think that it is important in business to acknowledge and honor your base. We believe that being a part of a community means hearing from our subscribers what they want, what they need, and how things are going for them professionally. What we have been hearing, is that our profession is struggling during this down time. We have decided to award this $1,000 dollars because it is one thing that we can do to help you whether this hard time.
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