南风轻轻，中药飘香。 2024年12月19日，习近平总书记在澳门科技大学考察时指出："中医药是中华文明的瑰宝，传承创新发 展中医药是件大事。要把这一祖先留给我们的宝贵财富继承好、发展好、利用好，推动中医药走向世 界。" 2018年10月22日，习近平总书记考察珠海横琴新区粤澳合作中医药科技产业园时强调："中医药学是中 华文明的瑰宝。要深入发掘中医药宝库中的精华，推进产学研一体化，推进中医药产业化、现代化，让 中医药走向世界。" 从一只蜂看中医特色 冰箱里堆满"调料包"，厨房就是"中药房"，一年四季都在吃药膳、煲靓汤、喝凉茶。在广东，几乎人人 都能说出一两个养生药方。木棉花开时节，当地人喜欢捡拾掉落的木棉花朵，洗净晒干之后煲汤，清热 祛湿。广东省卫生健康委副主任、省中医药局局长邱亚洪说："信中医、爱中医、用中医，成为广东人 的生活方式。" 数据来源：广东省中医药管理局等 2024年，广东省医疗卫生机构的中医诊疗量达2.52亿人次，占全省总诊疗量的26.2%。其中，广东省中 医院（广州中医药大学第二附属医院）年服务患者量连续20多年位居全国中医院之首。 蜜蜂一蜇，就能治病？这不是武侠小说里的情节，而是一种古老的中 ...

（来源：衢州日报） 转自：衢州日报 2026年，国家中医药局将组织实施"西学中"骨干人才培训，遴选3200名热爱中医药、临床基础好的西医 医师进行中医培训，培养一批善用中西医结合诊疗方法的骨干人才，为人民群众提供更加优质便捷的中 西医结合诊疗服务，同时带动各地开展西医学习中医工作，推动中西医协同发展，共同服务人民健康的 能力水平得到持续提升。 据新华社 进入"十五五"时期，我国面临人口老龄化加速、慢性病负担加重、多重疾病威胁并存等复杂挑战，更加 需要充分发挥两种医学的叠加优势，着力为人民群众提供更高水平的中西医结合服务，更好地保障人民 生命安全和身体健康。 周景玉介绍，我国西医学习中医具有优良传统，早在1955年就举办了首届西医离职学习中医研究班，随 后相继举办了多期"西学中"班，涌现出以屠呦呦、陈可冀等为代表的中西医结合大家，产出了青蒿素、 血瘀证与活血化瘀研究等重大成果，为护佑人民健康作出了重要贡献。 国家中医药局人教司副司长周景玉近日在国家卫健委发布会上表示，近年来国家卫生健康委、国家中医 药管理局持续放大中西医互补优势，在预防、治疗、康复、人才培养、科学研究等工作中全面推进中西 医协同，一些重大疑难疾 ...

中医药高质量发展，离不开壮大中医药新质生产力和建设高水平中医药人才队伍。广东将建强中医药科 研创新矩阵，加快科研成果转化，强化数智赋能，推进中医药标准化，建设中医药标准化研究转化中 心，推动粤港澳大湾区规则衔接机制对接，进一步开展中医湾区标准的制定实施和推广应用；今年，广 东将开展新一届国医大师、全国名中医遴选推荐工作，推进中医药领军人才、青年拔尖人才和高水平创 新团队等人才培养项目，健全中医药行业表彰奖励长效机制，分类打造多层次人才队伍。 广东还将统筹推进中医药产业和事业发展，加强源头管控与资源保护，促进全产业链高质量发展，做强 院内制剂产业，推进岭南双"八味"中药材保护，推动构建覆盖广陈皮、化橘红等岭南中药材保护主要品 种的全过程追溯体系；扩大中医药文化影响力，加快中医药"走出去"步伐；并将加强医德医风建设，抓 好安全生产稳定。 具体而言，广东将深化中医药综合改革，全面推进国家中医药综合改革示范区建设，推广三明医改促进 中医药传承创新发展的经验做法，实施好第一批、第二批中医药传承创新发展示范项目；提升中医药服 务能力，实施好医疗卫生强基工程中医药行动，持续推动优质医疗资源提质下沉。 促进中西医结合是一大工 ...

本报讯 （成都日报锦观新闻记者 宋妍妍） 近日，成都中医药大学与四川省骨科医院举行校院战略合作 签约仪式，双方将共同打造全国一流中西医结合骨科诊疗中心、全国一流中西医结合运动医学中心、全 国一流国家中医康复中心。 转自：成都日报锦观 成都中医大附属骨科医院揭牌 活动现场，"成都中医药大学附属骨科医院"正式揭牌。下一步，成都中医药大学将为医院提供人才培 养、科研教学等全方位支持，四川省骨科医院将对标大学附属医院标准完善教学设施、承担教学任务， 携手推进人才培育与科研创新。 成都中医药大学作为国家"双一流"建设高校，学术积淀深厚，中医骨伤学科实力突出，在中医药教育、 科研与人才培养领域优势领先。四川省骨科医院是我国第一所体育医院、三级甲等中医骨科医院，也是 中国奥委会"国家队运动员指定医院"、"郑氏骨科"非遗传承保护单位，在骨伤骨病、运动创伤防治领域 享有盛誉。接下来，双方将以挂牌为起点，推动中医骨伤科学从"临床专科"向"学科体系"转型升级、推 动医院从"临床医院"向"临床研究型医院"转型跨越，更好地服务国家中医药综合改革示范区建设、四川 中医药强省建设。 ...

Core Viewpoint - A significant number of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) products are expected to exit the market due to new regulations from the National Medical Products Administration, which will enforce stricter quality controls and require clearer safety information in product descriptions by July 2026 [1][2]. Regulatory Changes - The new regulations will not only affect the re-registration of TCM products but will also extend the regulatory scope to the entire production process, indicating a comprehensive tightening of quality oversight in the industry [1][3]. - As of May 2023, there are approximately 2,400 TCM manufacturers in China, with around 57,000 approved product numbers, but only about 40,000 are actively sold and have a significant market presence [2]. Impact on Market - The upcoming regulatory changes primarily target products with incomplete clinical safety data, low market share, or those that have not been produced for an extended period, suggesting minimal impact on the general public's access to TCM [2]. - Many TCM products that have established market presence and clinical usage are expected to meet the new requirements, as they have already undergone safety evaluations [2]. Quality Control - The new regulations aim to eliminate non-compliant and immature products from the market, thereby enhancing the overall quality of TCM available to consumers [3]. - Issues such as inconsistent quality due to varying production standards among numerous manufacturers are highlighted, emphasizing the need for stricter regulatory measures [3]. Importance of Product Descriptions - The significance of well-written product descriptions for TCM is underscored, as they must clearly communicate contraindications and potential interactions with Western medicines to avoid adverse effects [4][5]. - Recommendations include using clear and accessible language in product descriptions to ensure that patients and healthcare providers can easily understand the information [5]. Integration of TCM and Western Medicine - The integration of TCM and Western medicine is becoming more prevalent, with many Western practitioners learning to effectively use TCM products [7]. - The approach to patient care emphasizes understanding individual patient needs and avoiding unnecessary polypharmacy by selecting the most appropriate treatment options [7][8]. - TCM is increasingly adapting to modern medical practices, with efforts to align traditional remedies with contemporary scientific understanding [8]. Future Outlook - The ongoing regulatory improvements and the deepening collaboration between TCM and Western medicine are expected to enhance the vitality of TCM, contributing to both national health and global medical knowledge [8].

转自：南京晨报 近日，江苏省卫生健康委员会、江苏省中医药管理局正式公布《江苏省高水平中医药重点学科建设项 目》入选名单。江苏省第二中医院（南京中医药大学第二附属医院）肛肠科牵头申报的"中西医结合肠 道微生态学"成功获批江苏省高水平中医药重点学科建设项目，这也是该项目建设名单中少有的交叉创 新类重点学科。 三十载深耕 孕育交叉创新硕果 "中西医结合肠道微生态学"是江苏省第二中医院在肛肠科深厚基础上，顺应医学发展趋势孕育催生的新 兴交叉学科。据悉，该院肛肠科成立于1988年，2022年成为江苏省省级中医重点专科建设单位。学科发 展历经了从肛肠疾病临床诊疗，到聚焦肠道微生态在疾病中的作用探索，再到系统构建中西医结合研究 体系三个阶段。 该学科带头人、该院肛肠科主任金黑鹰介绍，肠道菌群和人体健康息息相关，也和药物是否起效具有很 多关联。科室从2018年前后开始使用肠道菌群移植来治疗众多肠道疾病，目前已经开展300余例治疗， 随着研究的逐步进展，发现肠道菌群对难治性的代谢性疾病、肿瘤患者耐药等领域也有作用。 金黑鹰说，之所以强调中西医结合，是因为肠道菌群治疗疾病最早记录在东汉时期的《肘后急备方》 中，到《本草纲目》中已 ...

近日，江苏省卫生健康委员会、江苏省中医药管理局正式公布《江苏省高水平中医药重点学科建设项 目》入选名单。江苏省第二中医院肛肠科申报的"中西医结合肠道微生态学"成功入选交叉创新类重点学 科，标志着医院在中西医交叉学科建设领域实现重大突破，正式跻身全省中医药重点学科建设行列。 转自：扬子晚报 通讯员 葛妍 许倩倩 校对 陶善工 据悉，"中西医结合肠道微生态学"是江苏省第二中医院在肛肠科深厚基础上，顺应医学发展趋势孕育催 生的新兴交叉学科。学科带头人、该院肛肠科主任金黑鹰介绍，肠道菌群和人体健康息息相关，也和药 物是否起效具有很多关联。科室从2018年前后开始使用肠道菌群移植来治疗众多肠道疾病，目前已经开 展300余例治疗，随着研究的逐步进展，发现肠道菌群对难治性的代谢性疾病、肿瘤患者耐药等领域也 有作用。 金黑鹰表示，之所以强调中西医结合，是因为肠道菌群治疗疾病最早记录在东汉时期的《肘后急备方》 到后来的《本草纲目》，都已经有较为系统的介绍。"现代除了利用肠道菌群移植的方式，还可在肠道 菌群中融入各类中药辅助改善患者的状况或提升疗效。"他介绍，学科建设将重点从肠道微生态对靶向 药、抗体药和免疫治疗药物敏感性的影响 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) innovation and integration with Western medicine as outlined in the "14th Five-Year Plan" draft [1] - A proposal was made to establish a standardized grassroots TCM service system, including the construction of TCM pavilions in village health clinics to provide common techniques such as moxibustion and cupping [1] - The suggestion includes personalized health services for key demographics, such as the elderly and chronic disease patients, by creating health records and tailored wellness plans, with a focus on integrating TCM techniques into health insurance reimbursement [1] Group 2 - The proposal also includes improving the rehabilitation service connection mechanism, creating a closed-loop system for diagnosis and rehabilitation, and establishing referral mechanisms between grassroots medical institutions and higher-level hospitals [2] - It emphasizes enhancing rehabilitation capabilities by setting up rehabilitation zones in township TCM clinics and equipping them with necessary devices for treatments like acupuncture and rehabilitation therapy [2] - The initiative aims to promote collaborative rehabilitation between TCM and Western medicine, forming joint diagnosis and treatment teams to develop integrated rehabilitation plans for various diseases, leveraging TCM's unique advantages in improving patient outcomes [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of enhancing grassroots traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services to support the "Healthy China" initiative, proposing a standardized service system and improved rehabilitation mechanisms [1][2] Group 1: Standardized Grassroots TCM Service System - A proposal to establish a standardized grassroots TCM service system, incorporating models like Gansu's "TCM Pavilion + TCM Hall" into village health clinics [1] - The initiative aims to popularize at least five common TCM techniques such as moxibustion and cupping to meet the needs of mild illness treatment and daily health maintenance [1] - Personalized health services will be promoted for key demographics, including the elderly, chronic disease patients, and infants, with the creation of health records and tailored health plans [1] Group 2: Rehabilitation Service Mechanism - A recommendation to improve the rehabilitation service connection mechanism, creating a "diagnosis-treatment-rehabilitation" closed loop [1] - The proposal includes establishing a referral mechanism for rehabilitation between grassroots medical institutions and higher-level hospitals, focusing on post-operative and chronic disease rehabilitation [1] - Emphasis on enhancing rehabilitation capabilities in township TCM clinics, including the establishment of rehabilitation zones and the provision of necessary equipment [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the multifaceted approach of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as demonstrated by Liu Qingquan, the director of Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, emphasizing its effectiveness in both chronic and acute medical conditions [1] Group 1: Professional Background - Liu Qingquan has nearly 30 years of experience in TCM and integrated Western medicine, focusing on the prevention and treatment of sudden infectious diseases, sepsis, and antibiotic-resistant infections [1] - He is also a member of the municipal political consultative conference, actively participating in health-related proposals [1] Group 2: Recent Activities - Liu is currently engaged in preparing proposals for the municipal two sessions, with a focus on public health issues [1] - His proposals include the construction of grassroots TCM teams and addressing pollen allergies in Beijing, advocating for a patriotic health campaign and better management of ancient trees to enhance source protection [1]