AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMenopause Care: ACOG now strongly recommends hormone therapy for hot flashes and night sweats in women without contraindications, and for sleep disruption linked to hot flashes. For those who choose it, the guidance favors starting before 60 or within 10 years of menopause; nonhormonal options are also covered. Traditional Medicine: Singapore has launched voluntary accreditation for five TCM providers, while Chinese practitioners recently trained Indonesian clinicians in acupuncture and AI-assisted diagnostics. These initiatives focus on standards and skills, not proof that every treatment works. Food and Wellness: A report says small studies suggest raw onions may modestly affect blood sugar, but findings are limited; they are not a substitute for prescribed care. Another feature highlights bajra’s return to Indian kitchens, pairing traditional seasonal uses with its nutritional appeal.
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