AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKerala Court Clarifies Electro-Homeopathy Rules: Kerala High Court says electro-homeopathy practice isn’t “unregulated,” pointing to the Kerala State Medical Practitioners Act, 2021—an important win for practitioners trying to operate within medical law. Kerala Court on Dual Practice: In a separate ruling, the Kerala High Court upheld that a registered medical practitioner must cancel medical registration before enrolling as an advocate, tightening how alternative practitioners can hold other professional roles. Yoga for Healthy Aging: A Mysuru seminar for International Day of Yoga promoted yoga and meditation for stress control and disease-free living, with more city yoga awareness events scheduled. Ayurveda Goes Clinical: Kapiva launches Ayurveda clinics for chronic care, aiming to improve adherence with structured treatment models for diabetes, heart health, pain, and women’s health. Sleep Without Sedatives: A roundup of herbal sleep remedies highlights valerian, chamomile, passionflower, ashwagandha, lemon balm, lavender, and skullcap as gentler options for insomnia and stress-related restlessness. Shigella Outbreak at Kerala Ayurveda College: Tripunithura’s Government Ayurveda College shut down hostels for a week after students developed vomiting and diarrhoea; officials collected water and patient samples to test for Shigella. Medicaid Cuts Chiropractic Coverage: Missouri Medicaid will stop covering chiropractic visits starting July 1, raising concerns for low-income patients managing chronic pain. Wellness Business Spotlight: Stillpoint Wellness Center in Lewes held a ribbon cutting for a collaborative space offering acupuncture, massage, energy work, and wellness classes.
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