AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoWellness in the spotlight: A new DEEP CALM Acupuncture & Japanese Massage clinic has opened in Hiroshima, set to draw visitors with restorative sessions near the Atomic Bomb Dome—plus a family backstory of healing that stretches from the Pacific War era to today. Traditional medicine meets regulation: India’s PCIM&H is running a five-day capacity-building program for ASU&H drug regulators and stakeholders, while Spain’s medicines agency doubles down on scrutiny, saying homeopathy has no solid proof beyond placebo. Policy and people: Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma urged Africa to borrow India’s development approach and tech to tackle youth unemployment. Business of wellbeing: Honasa Consumer appoints Saahil Nayar to lead emerging brands, and sleep tourism keeps growing as travelers book trips specifically to rest. Health culture events: Trinidad launches its first Wellness Festival (May 29–31), and Los Angeles hosts a Sacred Music and Healing Festival at Leimert Park (May 23). Industry/finance: Emami’s Q4 profit slips 12% to ₹143 crore, even as it moves to acquire stakes in Ayurveda and digital brands.
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