AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHomeopathy’s retreat: Boiron’s homeopathy push is fading fast in pharmacies, with sales shifting toward dietary supplements as Spain reiterates that homeopathy doesn’t beat placebo and could delay proper care. Regulation watch: Kerala High Court says electro-homeopathy is regulated under state medical practitioner laws, not a free-for-all. Ayurveda in the spotlight: Gujarat moves to protect 188 Ayurveda students after a college closure by transferring them to other recognized programs. Yoga for healthy ageing: Nepal gears up for International Yoga Day with an Ayurveda-linked campaign, while Uttarakhand’s CM backs “Run for Yoga” as a public health push. Acupuncture in practice: Gainesville acupuncturists explain how needle therapy is used for more than pain, including holistic support. Science vs hype: A new “case against science” piece targets tactics that spread doubt—vaccines, evolution, and climate—fueling medical misinformation. Wellness policy hits back: Missouri Medicaid drops chiropractic funding, and acupuncture/physical therapy for persistent pain is also removed. Global wellness diplomacy: PM Modi’s G7 gifts spotlight Ayurveda-linked items like Ramban honey and Lakadong turmeric, plus traditional crafts.
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