open accesss Chinese Medicine Journal

[Guest guest]

For those who like their Chinese medicine mixed with Western science-style

studies, here's http://www.cmjournal.org/ at their home page. Open access

journals are the thing these days. BioMed Central is a subset of PubMed Central

where you can read full texts to your heart's delight and even the footnotes are

hyperlinked to the bibliography which is hyperlinked to original journal

articles. The life of a graduate student has never been so easy. Same for

college instructors presenting seminars. Open access papers are supposed to be

copied in full and distributed, in counterpoint to copyrighted materials.

 

Emmanuel Segmen

 

 

[Guest guest]

Great link, Emmanuel, tks a lot! Btw, do you (or any other list members, of

course) have any recommendations on the theme " scientific research on t'ai

chi ch'uan " ? I'm currently writing an article that considers its practice

from a chinese medicine viewpoint, but want to have (and give) a clearer

idea of what kind of interest researchers have been showing in t'ai chi. I

saw a succulent article on PubMed by Wayne and Kaptchuck but - alas - can't

access it.

 

Many thanks,

Daniel Luz

 

2009/6/10 Emmauel Segmen <mrsegmen

 

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> For those who like their Chinese medicine mixed with Western science-style

> studies, here's http://www.cmjournal.org/ at their home page. Open access

> journals are the thing these days. BioMed Central is a subset of PubMed

> Central where you can read full texts to your heart's delight and even the

> footnotes are hyperlinked to the bibliography which is hyperlinked to

> original journal articles. The life of a graduate student has never been so

> easy. Same for college instructors presenting seminars. Open access papers

> are supposed to be copied in full and distributed, in counterpoint to

> copyrighted materials.

>

> Emmanuel Segmen

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