Tighter regulations to ensure TCM's safety

Beijing : China | May 24, 2012 at 8:28 PM PDT

Source: Chinadaily

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China will strengthen the regulation of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to ensure its quality and to assist the country's plans to provide universal healthcare. The initiative in the national drug safety plan approved by the State Council came after TCM scandals, such as where dealers smoked... FULL ARTICLE AT Chinadaily

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