The RGCB (Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology) will set up the National Centre for Excellence for Ayurveda Inspired Discovery that will lead research into efficacy mechanisms involved in ayurvedic therapeutics. It has also proposed two sister campuses, an ‘ayurvedic clinical
For the first time leading research and medical institutions in the US-Harvard University, Scripps Clinic, University of California San Diego, Mt Sinai University, University of California San Francisco and Duke University are collaborating on a project to study Ayurveda’s healing
With the swine flu threat looming large, people from Andhra Praadesh are making a beeline for alternative medicine such as homeopathy and Ayurveda. As more people are being tested positive with each passing day in the State and medical practitioners
Delay in land acquisition has confined to paper the Global Ayurveda Village, initiated jointly by the Tourism, Health and Industries departments with private participation. The Rs.193-crore project is aimed at making Kerala the global capital of Ayurveda. Of the 28.19
The first centre for integrated study, research and patient care in allopathy, ayurveda and Yoga will come up in Kochi under the Amrita University. The Amrita Institute of Integrated Medicine and Research Centre is planned as a centre to integrate
Celebrity couple Ashiq Abu and Reema Kallingal inaugurated the ‘HelloDoc’ at Panampilly Nagar, Kochi. At a time when rise in lifestyle diseases is raising concerns, two young doctors in the city are gearing up with a mission to guide people
Union Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ayush, Shri. Shripad Yesso Naik has disclosed his desire to set up a research center in Ayurveda and Naturopathy in the Western Ghats region bordering Karnataka and Goa. Special attention would be given to
This International Ayurveda Congress will be a gathering of leading Ayurvedic practitioners and researchers from around the world. It will showcase the importance of Ayurveda for global health care and aims to bring about time-tested, scientifically verified solutions to today’s problems in
Eighteen new Ayurveda colleges have received the Centre’s nod this year, against permission for only one such institution in the last three years as government seeks to promote traditional forms of treatment and integrate them into the existing health care
Authors Dr Jyoti Kainth and Divya Kapur has indicated towards a great opportunity for Ayurveda. In Busines World , Jyoti-Divya say,India can cash in on its age old tradition of natural goodness and Ayurveda and proudly flaunt the ‘Made in
