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Mechanisms on Chronicity of Infectious Diseases from Warm Disease Theory of Pathogen Invading Nutrient and Blood Aspects： Integrating Classical Wisdom with Innovative Perspectives
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    • Mechanisms on Chronicity of Infectious Diseases from Warm Disease Theory of Pathogen Invading Nutrient and Blood Aspects： Integrating Classical Wisdom with Innovative Perspectives

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    • “The chronicity of infectious diseases is an important field of collaborative research of Chinese and western medicine. The pathogenesis of "host guest interaction" in the theory of febrile diseases of Chinese medicine, "the balance of good and evil, and the cementation of yin", provides a unique perspective to explain the common pathology of the chronicity of infectious diseases, introduces its research progress in the field of chronicity of infectious diseases, and the team has established a dynamic pathogenesis model of "host guest interaction", opening up a new direction for the precise diagnosis and treatment of integrated Chinese and western medicine.”
    • LI Baixue , ZHOU Hang , LIU Jibin , LI Xia , LIU Xiyang , LIU Haihui , WU Peijie , WANG Dong , JIANG Cen , WU Wenjun , FENG Quansheng
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 14, Pages: 60-69(2026)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20251016     

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    • Revised：2025-08-19 ，

      Accepted：24 August 2025 ，

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