AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGlobal Policy Push: The 18th BRICS Summit’s New Delhi Declaration backs Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine, calling for a BRICS Expert Working Group under the Health Track to coordinate research, quality standards, and evidence-based approaches. Ayurveda in the Spotlight: India’s Ayush ministry says the plan could speed collaboration on medicinal plants, herbal preparations, and shared pharmacopoeias—aiming for safer, effective, affordable products. Local Health Access: A Government Ayurveda College and Hospital is running a free public camp (Sept. 15–Dec. 15) offering consultations and treatment for issues including frozen shoulder, skin infections, paralysis/stroke, thyroid, urinary problems, cancer, and sciatica. Practice Meets Modern Wellness: Dr. Nam Lee is framing longevity through traditional Chinese medicine, focusing on “nourishing life” and functional aging. Safety & Scrutiny: NCISM ordered suspension of 26 “ghost faculty” registrations in Karnataka after complaints and inspections. Community Wellness: Kathmandu Metropolitan City launched a “Metropolitan Arogya Jeevan Program” with neighborhood yoga, meditation, pranayama, and alternative medicine.
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