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* [[Ancient Egyptian medicine]] |
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* [[Tabernanthe iboga]] |
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* [[Muti]] |
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* [[Nganga]] |
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* [[Saltigue]] |
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* [[Traditional African medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Hausa medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional healers of Southern Africa]] |
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* [[Yorùbá medicine]] |
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* [[Aztec medicine]] |
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* [[Brazilian traditional medicine]] |
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* [[Chumash traditional medicine]] |
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* [[Curandero]] |
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* [[Kallawaya]] |
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* [[Mapuche medicine]] |
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* [[Maya medicine]] |
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* [[Navajo medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Alaska Native medicine]] |
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* [[Ayurveda]] |
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* [[Dhivehi beys]] |
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* [[Georgian folk medicine]] |
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* [[Hilot]] |
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* [[Iranian traditional medicine]] |
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** [[Ancient Iranian medicine|Ancient]] |
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* [[Jamu]] |
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* [[Kampo]] |
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* [[Ramuan]] |
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* [[Siddha medicine]] |
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* [[Sri Lankan traditional medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Thai medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Chinese medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Korean medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Mongolian medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Tibetan medicine]] |
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* [[Traditional Vietnamese medicine]] |
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* [[Unani medicine]] |
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* [[Ancient Greek medicine]] |
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* [[Byzantine medicine]] |
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* [[Medicine in ancient Rome]] |
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* [[Medieval medicine of Western Europe]] |
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* [[Bush medicine]] |
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* [[Alchemy]] |
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{{!w}}[[History of alternative medicine]]{{!w}}[[List of branches of alternative medicine]]{{nowrap end}} |
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* [[Alternative medicine]] |
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* [[Apothecary]] |
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* [[Medicine in the medieval Islamic world]] |
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* [[Ethnomedicine]] |
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* [[Health care]] |
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* [[Herbal medicine]] |
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** [[Template:Medicinal herbs and fungi|herbs and fungi]] |
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* [[History of alternative medicine]] |
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* [[Humorism]] |
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* [[Naturopathy]] |
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* [[Prehistoric medicine]] |
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* [[Shamanism]] |
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