Research Library
A curated reference of peer-reviewed studies, scholarly reviews, and institutional publications on traditional and complementary medicine traditions from around the world.
The evidence base for traditional and complementary medicine continues to grow. Researchers across Malaysia, China, India, the Middle East, and the West have produced a substantial body of peer-reviewed literature examining the safety, efficacy, and cultural dimensions of heritage practices.
Careventis curates this library as a reference resource for individuals, families, and practitioners seeking to understand the research landscape around traditional therapies. We link to publicly available sources and provide brief contextual summaries. We do not reproduce copyrighted academic content.
This library is not an endorsement of any specific claim or product. All entries are presented for educational and reference purposes only.
How the Library Is Organised
Entries are grouped by tradition and by health circumstance, making it easier to find research relevant to your area of interest.
Examines the regulatory landscape for Hijamah practitioners in Malaysia within the T&CM Act 2016 framework, highlighting integration challenges and policy recommendations. Useful context for understanding how Malaysia positions Hijamah within its formal healthcare architecture.
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