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Comparison of the Traditional Knowledge of Various Major Ethnics in Malaysia

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

In the history of mankind, various medical systems has long been in existence including Greek medicine (Greek), Chinese medicine (Acupuncture), Indian medicine (Ayurveda), herbal medicine, Islamic medicine, allopathy, homeopathy, osteopathy and other natural medicines. Every medical system has certain features which display similarities in concepts and methods in each of its branches. The main objective of this article is to discuss and focus on the traditional medicine knowledge of various major ethnics in Malaysia.

Several sections are covered in this paper which are:

Definition of Traditional Medication
The Potential of Traditional Medicine Research
Traditional Medicine Practices among Various Major Ethnics in Malaysia
Comparison of Traditional Knowledge Among Various Ethnics in Sabah
Conclusion

Special note: This paper is the result of a specific research that was conducted for GlobinMed which include several interviews with related sectors.

in this scope

Background

Traditional Knowledge & Communities

Research Related to Traditional Knowledge

Policies and Laws Related to Traditional Knowledge

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