Integrated care push: A Thousand Oaks clinic is bringing chiropractic, primary care, and integrative medicine under one roof for coordinated back and neck pain treatment. Fertility cost relief: A New York State public assistance program is helping one patient cut IVF costs after expensive detours including IUI, acupuncture, and supplements. AYUSH regulation in motion: Sikkim lawmakers advanced bills to set up a State Medical Council for Indian systems of medicine, while Haryana officials discussed AYUSH expansion and an Ayurveda institute update. Wellness economy boom: Las Vegas is leaning hard into luxury longevity and recovery services, from red-light and IVs to hyperbaric experiences. Acupuncture goes corporate: Grand Madison Acupuncture is partnering with NYC workplace wellness programs to target desk-driven neck, shoulder, and back tension with movement and stress support. TCM spreads internationally: Portugal is seeing growing recognition of traditional Chinese medicine, and a China delegation in Davao is offering free acupuncture, herbal medicine, and tuina. Mind-body in public spaces: Shanghai launched a “Museum Healing Alliance” linking doctors, curators, and artists to support mental wellness through cultural experiences. Ayurveda food rules: A new explainer revisits Ayurveda’s “incompatible food” warnings, including meat-and-dairy pairings. Safety spotlight: Reports continue to surface around unlicensed wellness providers and serious patient harm, underscoring the need for regulation and qualified care.