AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCrackdown on Fake Clinics: Karnataka health authorities shut 582 illegal clinics run by fake doctors since 2024, with 20 cases in Dakshina Kannada, after court pressure; 87 offenders fined and 29 facing court action. Patient Safety Watch: Officials say some “mobile clinics” and unqualified practitioners are operating under allopathy, Ayurveda, homoeopathy and naturopathy names, urging the public to verify credentials before treatment. Ayurveda Push: India’s Ayush minister Prataprao Jadhav called for Ayurveda Day 2026 to become a people-led preventive-health movement, linking tradition with future wellness and community wellbeing. Traditional Medicine Meets Policy: China unveiled a national plan to boost centuries-old industries, explicitly including traditional Chinese medicine, aiming for major brand and enterprise targets by 2028–2030. Wellness in Practice: A new downtown Texarkana studio (Haus of Light) plans acupuncture, infrared sauna and red-light therapy alongside functional wellness services. Digestive Trends: A UAE survey during COVID-19 found natural remedies were common in daily life but played a modest role in COVID prevention/treatment.
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