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Scientific Evidence for Korean Medicine and Its Integrative Medical Research
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In 2013, the National Health Insurance of Korea paid about 2 billion dollars for medical services provided by 18,000 Korean Medicine (KM) doctors in 210 KM hospitals and 13,200 KM local clinics
Our special issue, which had opened for 6 months in the first half of 2015, focused on scientific evidence for KM and its integrative medical research
Na et al described that JakyakGamcho decoction extracted with 70% ethanol exhibits higher amounts of effective index components than that extracted with water; it may be worthwhile to investigate alternative extraction methods in terms of extraction efficiency and in vivo effectiveness for other herbal medicines besides Jakyak-Gamcho decoction
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Editorial Scientific Evidence for Korean Medicine and Its Integrative Medical Research Wansu Park,1 Salih Mollahaliloglu,2 Vitaly Linnik,3 and Han Chae4 Our special issue, which had opened for 6 months in the first half of 2015, focused on scientific evidence for KM and its integrative medical research.
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