AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAyurveda in the spotlight: India’s Ayush push is expanding beyond tradition into public healthcare, insurance coverage and telemedicine, with new focus on getting “genuine” care that’s safe and affordable. Gut-brain wellness: Malaysia and India are set to host a Gut Health Conference on Oct. 11, spotlighting digestive wellness and its links to mental health, diabetes and chronic gut issues. Regulation & safety checks: Ghana’s Traditional Medicine Practice Council shut down unlicensed Chinese-run massage spas for missing licensing and documentation, warning other herbal and alternative practitioners to comply. Cancer care, whole-person approach: A Cleveland Clinic Indian River integrative oncology program is offering free supportive services (including nutrition support) alongside standard treatment, while the UK’s Holistic Cancer Centre is closing after losing NHS funding. Controversial “Ayurvedic” claim: Reports say a top LeT commander used honey to treat bullet wounds in hiding—another reminder that traditional remedies can show up in unexpected, high-stakes headlines. Wellness market pressure: Oregon hemp retailers warn a new federal law could wipe out many CBD/hemp products, reshaping what consumers can buy.
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