[Introduction] Intangible Cultural Heritage: The Diversity of Traditional Medicine _ Eivind Falk

[Chapter1] Health Care as Heritage: An Etic Approach of Inscribed Elements on the Lists of the UNESCO ICH Convention _ Ahmed Skounti

[Chapter2] Saam and Sasang, Treasured Korean Healing Arts _ Sangwoo Ahn

[Chapter3] Sul, Traditional Medicine and Family: Korean Case Studies _ Hanhee Hahm, Haesu Bae

[Chapter4] Healing with Plants and Affection: José Craveiro, a Practitioner of Traditional Medicine in Portugal _ Filomena Sousa, Rosário Rosa

[Chapter5] Heritage, Folk Medicine and Kaviraji Treatment in Bangladesh _ Saifur Rashid

[Chapter6] Traditional Medicine and Music: The Pastellessa as Musicotherapy _ Emanuela Esposito, Vincenzo Capuano

[Chapter7] Traditional Medicine in Syria: Knowledge, Beliefs & Experiences _ Reme Sakr

[Chapter8] Promoting Herbal Medicine in Uganda: Traditional Health Practitioners and Government Working Together _ John De Coninck

[Chapter9] ICH as a Legitimation Strategy for Traditional and Complementary Healing Methods? _ Michaela Noseck-Licul

[Chapter10] Testimony of a Traditional Healer _ Jean Roche

[Chapter11] Advances and Challenges in Safeguarding Traditional Medicine in Curaçao _ Richenel Ansano

[Chapter12] Folk Pharmacy in Latvia _ Signe Pucena

[Chapter13] Puerperal (Postpartum Period) Food as a Traditional Treatment Method _ Nihal Kadıoğlu Çevik

[Chapter14] Le reboutement au Burkina Faso _ Ki Leonce

[Chapter15] Dai Yen, village des herboristes traditionnels au cœur de Hanoï (Vietnam) _ Vo Thi Thuong, Vu Thi Ha

[Chapter16] History of Traditional Mongolian Medicine _ Tserensodnom Dalantai

[Chapter17] Indigenous Medicines of India _ V. Jayarajan