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When the Barefoot Doctor's Manual was published in 1974 in the West, two thirds of it containing conventional medical knowledge were cut out, leaving only the traditional practices. Was this done to save costs on the "redundant" pages? How did this contribute to spreading of alternative medicine?

by /u/LukeInTheSkyWith in /r/AskHistorians

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