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Silver Bridge · Volume 2 · Chapter 9: Acupuncture and moxibustion in Beijing's hutongs and the question of the elderly wallet burden
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- In a serial column comparing traditional medicine use among older people in China and South Korea, it points out that differences in insurance and care systems determine the financial burden on the elderly.
- As of 2024, China has 103,704 traditional Chinese medicine institutions, and 86.6% of South Koreans aged 60 and over have used Korean traditional medicine.
- The author proposes sharing China's model combining health preservation with elderly care and South Korea's digital Korean medicine technology, and introduces Chapter 9 of the book "Silver Bridge".
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