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Two traditional medicine varsities get recognition (The New Straits Times)
BEIJING: Malaysia will recognise two more traditional medicine universities in China to expand the pool of qualified practitioners to work in government hospitals and boost health tourism. | | | India working on GM herbs, says Greenpeace (rediff.com)
Even as the debate over safety and essentiality of genetically modified foods continues, Indian research institutes are trying to genetically modify some high-value medicinal herbs that are an integral part of ayurvedic medicine, a recent report of pro-environment group Greenpeace has said. | | | Danielle Grilli: 5 Ways Stay Sane In the Face Of An Economic Nightmare (HuffingtonPost)
Although many of us can't do much to banish our current economic ails into the ether, there's quite a bit we can do to eliminate the health problems which often go along with them. | | | Ayurvedic therapy may be safe and effective for knee pain (New Kerala)
Washington, Oct 26 : A new study has revealed that ayurvedic drugs may be safer, and just as effective, as glucosamine and celecoxib in treating patients with knee osteoarthritis. | | | Ayurvedic Therapy Shows Promise for Treating Knee OA (Newswise)
Ayurvedic drugs may be safer, and just as effective, as glucosamine and celecoxib in treating patients with knee osteoarthritis, according to research presented this week at the American College of Rheumatology Annual Scientific Meeting in San Francisco, Calif. | | | Alternative Medicine And Heavy Metal Poisoning (Science Daily)
Many Ayurvedic medicines can contain dangerous quantities of heavy metals, including lead, mercury, thallium and arsenic, according to clinical toxicology specialists in London writing in the International Journal of Environment and Health. | | | JU laboratory brings out wonder drug for asthma patients (The Times of India)
A wonder drug that claims to provide relief within five minutes of being taken may soon relieve such patients of all their troubles. | | | Integrative Medical Center holding open house (Foster's Daily Democrat)
Courtesy photo The newly constructed center is at 839 Central Avenue in the Herbal Path building, and contains 15 professionals in a variety of wellness disciplines. | | | Ashram dishes out delicacies for charity (The New Straits Times)
A volunteer preparing snacks under the watchful eye of Sri Bramahatmananda Guruji (left). JOHOR BARU: Among the many things that those of the Hindu faith will do on Deepavali day is to indulge in an oil bath in the morning, get into their new clothes and eat sweetmeats. | | | Ashram dishes out delicacies for charity (The New Straits Times)
JOHOR BARU: Among the many things that those of the Hindu faith will do on Deepavali day is to indulge in an oil bath in the morning, get into their new clothes and eat sweetmeats. | | |
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