A Bibliometric Study on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Influenza Management: Current Insights, Key Areas, and Future Directions
By
Chang Sun
Qi Chen
Yang Wang
Shuojing Yuan
Ying Su
Le Zhang
June 23, 2026
Clinical Scorecard: A Bibliometric Study on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Influenza Management: Current Insights, Key Areas, and Future Directions
At a Glance
Category Detail
Condition Influenza Key Mechanisms Traditional Chinese Medicine's multi-faceted intervention and treatment based on syndrome differentiation. Target Population Individuals at risk of influenza infection and its complications. Care Setting Research and clinical application of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Key Highlights
Significant global public health challenge with nearly one billion infections annually. China leads in publication count and citation frequency in TCM research for influenza. Research focuses on herbal medicine and antiviral activity. Transition from clinical practice to mechanistic exploration in TCM. Emerging methodologies include network pharmacology. Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Influenza is diagnosed based on clinical presentation and epidemiological factors. Management
Traditional Chinese Medicine shows potential in symptom relief and recovery facilitation. Monitoring & Follow-up
Monitor for progression to severe illness and secondary bacterial pneumonia. Risks
Influenza can lead to significant lung damage and multiple organ dysfunction. Patient & Prescribing Data
Patients with influenza or at risk of respiratory infections.
TCM offers a comprehensive approach to prevention and management of influenza.
Clinical Best Practices
Emphasize the integration of mechanistic understanding with clinical application. Utilize a multi-target therapeutic approach in managing influenza. Related Resources & Content
