Ginseng and Aspirin: Health Care Alternatives for Aging Chinese in New York
by Zibin Guo
Zibin Guo examines health care alternatives for aging Chinese in New York. By bringing ginseng and aspirin into the same conversation, the book highlights a focused intersection of aging, cultural practice, community life, and approaches to health care.
About This Book
Ginseng and Aspirin examines health care alternatives associated with aging Chinese people in New York.
The title places traditional remedies and modern medicine side by side, inviting consideration of how ginseng and aspirin represent different approaches to health care.
Focusing on aging and Chinese communities in New York, the book offers a focused perspective on health, culture, and care.
Written by Zibin Guo, this work is suited to readers interested in aging, health practices, Chinese American life, and social dimensions of medicine.
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