Bhutan Sorig Journal

Bhutan Sorig Journal Journal of Traditional Medicine

Bhutan Sorig Journal – Journal of Traditional Medicine joins the nation in celebrating the 118th National Day of Bhutan....
17/12/2025

Bhutan Sorig Journal – Journal of Traditional Medicine joins the nation in celebrating the 118th National Day of Bhutan.

Bhutan Sorig Journal is an official publication of the Faculty of Traditional Medicine, launched on 17 December 2023. The journal is successfully indexed with Crossref for DOI, and in the coming years, the journal management team aspires to obtain additional indexing certifications.

As we join the joyous National Day celebrations, we offer our heartfelt prayers for peace, prosperity, happiness, and the long life of His Majesty the King.

Tashi Delek! 🇧🇹

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02/12/2025

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Bhutan Sorig Journal is now indexed in OpenAlex!OpenAlex is a global, open-access scholarly database that maps the world...
02/12/2025

Bhutan Sorig Journal is now indexed in OpenAlex!
OpenAlex is a global, open-access scholarly database that maps the world of academic knowledge—connecting authors, institutions, publications, and research outputs from around the world.

Being indexed in OpenAlex greatly enhances the visibility, credibility, and accessibility of our journal, allowing researchers, scholars, and practitioners worldwide to discover and cite Bhutanese traditional medicine research more easily. This is a significant milestone for the Faculty of Traditional Medicine and a proud moment for everyone contributing to the growth of Sowa Rigpa scholarship in Bhutan.

Let us continue to promote high-quality research and strengthen the academic presence of Bhutan Sorig Journal on the global stage.

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Bhutan Sorig Journal published its November 2025 issueBhutan Sorjig Journal is the official publication of the Faculty o...
12/11/2025

Bhutan Sorig Journal published its November 2025 issue

Bhutan Sorjig Journal is the official publication of the Faculty of Traditional Medicine. It publishes two issues in a year (in May and November). The second issue for 2025 was launched coinciding with the 70th birth anniversary of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. The event included a prayer ceremony followed by the launch event.
Our journal is open-access and accepts submissions from across the world. For details, please visit our website.

Online first - 2025 November issue - Letter to EditorInterventional Studies require Contextualised Controls: Hot Herbal ...
19/09/2025

Online first - 2025 November issue - Letter to Editor

Interventional Studies require Contextualised Controls: Hot Herbal Compression (Chingdug) compared to pure or mixed Diclofenac gel?

Christopher Macindoe, Jangchhup Peljor

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47811/bsj.0024060701
Link: https://www.bsj.com.bt/index.php/bsj/article/view/136

This letter is in reference to the original article titled “Efficacy of Hot Herbal Compression (Chingdug) compared to Diclofenac gel in the management of nonspecific low back pain in Bhutan: a randomized non-inferiority trial” by Dorji et al., published in the Bhutan Sorig Journal, Vol. 1, Issue 1.
Link: https://www.bsj.com.bt/index.php/bsj/article/view/84

Prof. Paul N. Newton, Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health, Oxford University, and International Editor of the...
27/08/2025

Prof. Paul N. Newton, Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health, Oxford University, and International Editor of the Bhutan Sorig Journal, visited the Faculty of Traditional Medicine. He interacted with the editorial members and student editors, sharing valuable insights on how the journal can grow to international standards while preserving its unique Bhutanese identity.

Professor Newton emphasized the importance of rigorous peer review, high-quality scientific writing, and fostering collaboration between traditional medicine and modern biomedical research. His words of encouragement inspired the team to work collectively in advancing the vision of the journal.

Special thanks to Dr. Thinley Dorji, Managing Editor, for leading Professor Newton’s visit to the Faculty of Traditional Medicine.

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