Coronavirus: Can Hong Kong become a hub for traditional Chinese medicine? Exposure and experience from fifth Covid wave suggest so

Traditional Chinese medicine can play a bigger role in treating patients with severe diseases including Covid-19, experts have said, adding Hong Kong should strive to become a regional hub for the discipline by clearing legal hurdles for practitioners to further contribute.

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