AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTraditional Chinese Medicine: Shanghai’s Shuguang Hospital has opened an international service combining TCM and Western medicine for chronic and complex conditions and post-surgery rehabilitation. Nature & Mental Health: An Edinburgh forest-bathing guide explores whether slow walks in the woods could ease distress and reduce antidepressant use; the reported benefits shouldn’t be taken as a reason to stop prescribed treatment. Chronic Pain: A physician says care should start by identifying the source of pain, with sleep and movement among possible parts of a plan—not just enduring pain or relying on strong medication. Herbalism: Community classes in Washington, D.C., are teaching residents to grow and prepare medicinal plants, amid rising interest in local herbal traditions. Complementary Cancer Support: Brighton’s Macmillan Horizon Centre marked 10 years of services including acupuncture, massage, counseling and physical activity. Costs & Oversight: Malaysia’s health inflation reached 3% in 2025, with herbal and homeopathic products up 4.5%; Lagos and Ogun states are also working together to strengthen oversight of traditional medicine practitioners.
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