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A Survey of the Research on Rural Traditional Cooperative Medical System in China

LI De-chen

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The rural traditional cooperative medical system is a bold and beneficial attempt of the Chinese rural health care, which has played a positive role in protecting farmers' health. The research on the rural traditional cooperative medical system is greatly meaningful in theory and practice for the present new-type rural cooperative medical cause.

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The rural traditional cooperative medical system is a bold and beneficial attempt of the Chinese rural health care, which has played a positive role in protecting farmers' health. The research on the rural traditional cooperative medical system is greatly meaningful in theory and practice for the present new-type rural cooperative medical cause.

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The rural traditional cooperative medical system is a bold and beneficial attempt of the Chinese rural health care, which has played a positive role in protecting farmers' health. The research on the rural traditional cooperative medical system is greatly meaningful in theory and practice for the present new-type rural cooperative medical cause.

Key concepts: China, Medical care, Rural health, Health care, Business, Rural area, Medical research, Economic growth

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