AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoIntegrative Care Push: Ghana’s Institute of Traditional and Alternative Medicine (ITAM) says it’s moving to validate herbal products, translate research, and help shape policy—aiming to integrate Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicine into the national healthcare system. Community Wellness & Energy Work: Regina’s Ultimate Healing Experience is set to bring yoga, breathwork, sound healing, and Reiki-style energy work to Mosaic Stadium for a large “healing” gathering. Acupuncture in the Spotlight: A Zimbabwe–China medical partnership highlights acupuncture and TCM care at a Harare center, with stories of major recoveries drawing patients from across the country. Mind-Body at Work: Oregon coverage news points out many people have unused plan benefits for non-drug care like acupuncture and chiropractic—benefits reset yearly, so “free” visits can disappear. Safety Warning: Punjab’s drug control directorate says an “alternative” capsule product was found adulterated with the prescription steroid dexamethasone, triggering a recall and sales halt. Beauty & Wellness Business: A Bedford holistic therapist won a “Timely Icon” award for loyal client care, including Reiki and tension-release rituals. Supplements Trend: A new NHANES-based study reports supplement use is rising in the U.S., with most categories up except certain kitchen-sink multivitamins. IVF Reality Check: New analysis finds most costly IVF add-ons have little or no benefit, raising concerns about “false hope.”
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