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Can Traditional Indian Medicine And AI-Powered Tech Improve Healthcare? WHO Explores Ideas
World Health Organization opens a major conference on traditional medicine on Wednesday, arguing artificial intelligence can assess drug interactions.
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India Leads Global Traditional Medicine Revival, To Host Upcoming WHO Global Summit On Traditional Medicine
As traditional medicine reclaims its place in global health discourse, the country stands at the forefront of this transformation as rich wealth of traditional knowledge, powered with modern regulation, and more.
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India Highlights Efforts On Evidence-Based Traditional Medicine Ahead Global Summit
The Ministry of Ayush in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday hosted an Ambassadors' Reception in the national capital as a precursor to the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine scheduled here for December 17-19.
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Women's Health: Effective Home Remedies For Period Pain
Women's Health: This article explores effective and scientifically backed natural remedies to ease period pain and make that time of the month more manageable.
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Robot Replicates Traditional Chinese Massage for Therapy and Wellness
A robotic system developed by researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology mimics traditional Chinese massage techniques for therapeutic purposes. The robot features two robotic arms equipped with hands that replicate massage techniques such as palm-punching, kneading, vibrating, and finger ...
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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WHO Recognises 3rd Indian Institute For Traditional Medicine Research
Established in 1956, the institute has been a pioneer in various digital initiatives of Ayush, including the AMAR Portal, which catalogues 16,000 Ayush manuscripts, featuring 4,249 digitised manuscripts, 1,224 rare books, 14,126 catalogues, and 4,114
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China "Medicine" Demand Threatens Global Donkey Population: Report
China's demand for donkey skins to make a traditional medicine could wipe out more than half the world's donkey population in the next five years, researchers said on Thursday.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
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'India Carrying Out Scientific Research To Establish Benefits Of 'Panchagavya', 'Settle Controversies'
India is carrying out a verifiable scientific research to establish the benefits derived from 'Panchagavya' which also has medicinal values. 'Panchagavya' is a concoction prepared by mixing five cow products -- cow dung, cow urine, cow milk, curd and clarified butter 'Ghee'. It is used in some traditional Indian rituals.
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Government Developing Traditional Drugs For Vector-Borne Diseases
New drugs are being developed by the government and its research councils for the prevention and management of vector-borne diseases through traditional medicines, the government said today.
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6 Per Cent People Treated By Traditional Medicine Systems: Survey
A survey has found that around 6 per cent people of the country have received treatment from traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Yoga, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Why Saffron is Good for You
Saffron has long been used in traditional healing and research suggests it could become part of mainstream medicine's weaponrydship day? No spice is more special than saffron. Its scent is haunting, its unmistakable flavour earthy yet aristocratic and...
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Can Traditional Indian Medicine And AI-Powered Tech Improve Healthcare? WHO Explores Ideas
World Health Organization opens a major conference on traditional medicine on Wednesday, arguing artificial intelligence can assess drug interactions.
-
India Leads Global Traditional Medicine Revival, To Host Upcoming WHO Global Summit On Traditional Medicine
As traditional medicine reclaims its place in global health discourse, the country stands at the forefront of this transformation as rich wealth of traditional knowledge, powered with modern regulation, and more.
-
India Highlights Efforts On Evidence-Based Traditional Medicine Ahead Global Summit
The Ministry of Ayush in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday hosted an Ambassadors' Reception in the national capital as a precursor to the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine scheduled here for December 17-19.
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Women's Health: Effective Home Remedies For Period Pain
Women's Health: This article explores effective and scientifically backed natural remedies to ease period pain and make that time of the month more manageable.
-
Robot Replicates Traditional Chinese Massage for Therapy and Wellness
A robotic system developed by researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology mimics traditional Chinese massage techniques for therapeutic purposes. The robot features two robotic arms equipped with hands that replicate massage techniques such as palm-punching, kneading, vibrating, and finger ...
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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WHO Recognises 3rd Indian Institute For Traditional Medicine Research
Established in 1956, the institute has been a pioneer in various digital initiatives of Ayush, including the AMAR Portal, which catalogues 16,000 Ayush manuscripts, featuring 4,249 digitised manuscripts, 1,224 rare books, 14,126 catalogues, and 4,114
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China "Medicine" Demand Threatens Global Donkey Population: Report
China's demand for donkey skins to make a traditional medicine could wipe out more than half the world's donkey population in the next five years, researchers said on Thursday.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
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'India Carrying Out Scientific Research To Establish Benefits Of 'Panchagavya', 'Settle Controversies'
India is carrying out a verifiable scientific research to establish the benefits derived from 'Panchagavya' which also has medicinal values. 'Panchagavya' is a concoction prepared by mixing five cow products -- cow dung, cow urine, cow milk, curd and clarified butter 'Ghee'. It is used in some traditional Indian rituals.
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Government Developing Traditional Drugs For Vector-Borne Diseases
New drugs are being developed by the government and its research councils for the prevention and management of vector-borne diseases through traditional medicines, the government said today.
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6 Per Cent People Treated By Traditional Medicine Systems: Survey
A survey has found that around 6 per cent people of the country have received treatment from traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Yoga, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Why Saffron is Good for You
Saffron has long been used in traditional healing and research suggests it could become part of mainstream medicine's weaponrydship day? No spice is more special than saffron. Its scent is haunting, its unmistakable flavour earthy yet aristocratic and...
