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India’s Doctor Shortage: Why It Exists and How Telemedicine Could Help

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 30: Walk into any district hospital in eastern Uttar Pradesh before lunchtime, ask a doctor how many patients they’ve seen, and you’ll probably be shocked by the answer. The truth is, in much of rural India, one government doctor still cares for tens of thousands of people. Sure, the country’s health […]

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Ashwagandha Industry Calls for Science-Led Review to Protect Farmers, Ayurveda, and India’s Nutraceutical Growth

Dr JLN Sastry, Ayurveda Consultant and Practitioner (Former CEO-NMPB) Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 21: As India’s Ashwagandha sector emerges as a major pillar of the AYUSH, Ayurvedic, and nutraceutical economy, industry stakeholders are urging policymakers to adopt a science-led, product-specific approach to regulation that protects public health without undermining one of the country’s most significant […]

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AYUSH Drug Quality Regulation: 10 Bold Safeguards Implemented

New Delhi [India], December 29: AYUSH medicines don’t float in regulatory limbo. They operate under a dense, rule-heavy system that most critics never bother to read. Here’s what actually keeps Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy drugs in check. India’s AYUSH sector sits at an awkward crossroads. Hugely popular. Deeply traditional. Constantly questioned. What rarely gets […]

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India’s Healing Comeback: How AYUSH Is Quietly Winning the Healthcare Game with Ancient Wisdom

New Delhi [India], August 1: In a sunlit corridor of a small wellness centre in Varanasi, a mother waits with her son for an Ayurvedic consult. Just outside, a poster announces a free yoga therapy camp, and across the hallway, a homoeopathic OPD is quietly humming with patients. This isn’t a wellness fad or some […]

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