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As Yoga and Ayurveda become part of India’s global health diplomacy, experts press for credible standards
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
India is increasingly incorporating traditional practices like yoga and Ayurveda into its international health agreements with regions such as Oman, New Zealand, and the European Union. Concurrently, medical experts emphasize the necessity of establishing rigorous regulatory frameworks, clinical standards, and practitioner credentials to successfully integrate these therapies into strictly regulated global healthcare markets.
WHY IT MATTERS
Establishing rigorous global standards is crucial for traditional Indian medicine to gain international regulatory approval and ensure patient safety as it expands abroad.
India has pushed for traditional medicine in its recent agreements with Oman, New Zealand and the EU. However, experts say AYUSH needs credible standards, evidence, regulation, practitioner quality and patient safety to establish itself in increasingly regulated global markets
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