AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoMenopause Care: New ACOG guidance outlines hormone therapy and nonhormonal options for hot flashes, night sweats and sleep problems, including acupuncture, mindfulness and cognitive behavioural therapy. Ayurveda in Practice: An Ayurveda centre in Nepal’s Mugu district says 11,430 patients sought care through Kartik, with free consultations, medicines and therapies among its services. Integrative Diabetes: A new Chennai centre combines Ayurveda, modern diagnostics and AI assessments; its founders report promising results from a study of about 100 patients, though the findings are preliminary. Heat Safety: Hot springs may ease joint stiffness, but long, very hot soaks can cause dehydration and dizziness, increasing fall risk—especially for older adults. Treatment Risks: A doctor was struck off after prescribing a potentially fatal alternative remedy to a cancer patient, underscoring the importance of qualified medical care.
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