
KPU celebrates first graduates of traditional Chinese medicine degree
Twenty-six students have become the first KPU graduates of its traditional Chinese medicine bachelor’s program, while 22 others received acupuncture diplomas.
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Twenty-six students have become the first KPU graduates of its traditional Chinese medicine bachelor’s program, while 22 others received acupuncture diplomas.

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