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    The document summarizes a study conducted in 2009 on the use of traditional medicine in Myanmar. [1] The study found that 82% of people in Myanmar use traditional medicine and 79% source traditional treatments from unqualified or untrained practitioners. [2] There is a need to regulate the traditional medicine sector to ensure safety and effectiveness of treatments.

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    The document summarizes a study conducted in 2009 on the use of traditional medicine in Myanmar. [1] The study found that 82% of people in Myanmar use traditional medicine and 79% source traditional treatments from unqualified or untrained practitioners. [2] There is a need to regulate the traditional medicine sector to ensure safety and effectiveness of treatments.

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    The document summarizes a study conducted in 2009 on the use of traditional medicine in Myanmar. [1] The study found that 82% of people in Myanmar use traditional medicine and 79% source traditional treatments from unqualified or untrained practitioners. [2] There is a need to regulate the traditional medicine sector to ensure safety and effectiveness of treatments.

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