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- The paper reviews the funding situation of traditional Chinese medicine oncology research projects financed by the National Natural Science Fund between 1986 and 2016.
- It summarizes key characteristics of the funded projects, including funding amounts, expenses, categories, and main research focuses.
- Additionally, the paper analyzes major issues faced in these projects, aiming to offer insights for future funding applicants.
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In this paper, the funding situation of traditional Chinese medicine oncology research projects supported by National Natural Science Fund from 1986-2016 was reviewed. The characteristics of funded projects were summarized from funding amount, funding expenses, funding category, and the main research contents of projects, etc. At the same time, the main problems in the projects were analyzed in this paper, in order to provide reference for the relevant fund applicants.
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