What does TCAM stand for in medical abbreviation?

What is the definition of TCAM medical abbreviation?

There may be more than one meaning of TCAM. However, what is the medical abbreviation TCAM?

TCAM medical abbreviation, what does it mean?

In medicine, the medical abbreviation TCAM means Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

TCAM: Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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