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NEW DELHI: The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) will be hosting ‘Pharmaceutical Research in Ayurvedic Medicine and Technological Innovations (PRAGATI-2024)’ at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi on May 28.”The event will focus on exploring research opportunities and fostering collaboration between CCRAS and the Ayurvedic pharmaceutical industry,” the Ministry of Ayurveda said.The conference will also focus on leveraging research findings and technologies developed by CCRAS. The main goal is to unleash the full potential of Ayurvedic actors in drug and device development by connecting researchers with industrial partners involved in manufacturing Ayurvedic formulations and innovations.Key discussion points…
The following article was originally published in August 2023. We are now sharing it for your viewing, but please be aware that the information below may be out of date.GLO24K enters Israel with revolutionary LED-based at-home anti-aging device.Sold across the US and on major airlines around the world, including Virgin Atlantic, Thai Airways and Hong Kong Airlines, the American brand is also currently sold in Israel through OHGLOW, the home of independent lifestyle brands, and will also be sold on board El Al flights. Dana Zilberstein, co-owner and CEO of DNO, the international company that owns the OHGLOW platform”Of…
The building is home to four health and wellness-focused businesses, three of which are women-owned, and was developed by Howell Land Development, which plans to eventually add a third building.The four tenants include Gemini Coffee & Eats, All Is Well Massage, 937ROOTS salon and Springfield hospital Ohio Valley Surgical (OVS). The first three have been open since April, with OVS likely to open in June.The first phase of the building project, already completed, involved rebuilding the old bank and joining it with the new building on the east side of U.S. 68.The new building, about 18,000 square feet, will include…
Ministry of AYUSH (Photo – X/@moayush) New Delhi [India]May 27 (ANI): The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) will be hosting ‘Pharmaceutical Research in Ayurvedic Medicine and Technological Innovations (PRAGATI-2024)’ on May 28 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.”The event will focus on exploring research opportunities and fostering collaboration between CCRAS and the Ayurvedic pharmaceutical industry,” the Ministry of Ayurveda said.ALSO READ | Realme 13 Pro, Realme 13 Pro+, Realme GT 6 likely to launch in China in June 2024: Report.The conference will also focus on leveraging research findings and technologies developed by CCRAS. The main goal is…
Ani Has been updated: May 27, 2024 11:41 IST New Delhi [India]May 27 (ANI): The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) will be hosting ‘Pharmaceutical Research in Ayurvedic Medicine and Technological Innovations (PRAGATI-2024)’ on May 28 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.”The event will focus on exploring research opportunities and fostering collaboration between CCRAS and the Ayurvedic pharmaceutical industry,” the Ministry of Ayurveda said.The conference will also focus on leveraging research findings and technologies developed by CCRAS. The main goal is to unleash the full potential of Ayurvedic actors in drug and device development by connecting researchers with…
You don’t need to be a gym-goer to know that Pilates has been one of the hottest workouts for the past few years. Thanks to rumors that Harry Styles might be lurking at your local reformer studio and hundreds of viral Pilates-based challenges on TikTok, this growing workout method is only getting more popular.With cravings for torturous bicycle kicks not likely to subside anytime soon, studios have kindly answered our prayers, launching all sorts of weird and wonderful classes that offer fresh twists on the original mat-based workouts. The latest you’ll likely hear about soon? Tower Pilates.Yes, the hottest piece…
Vitamin D plays an important role in various biological functions in the human body. New research has revealed that vitamin D supplements can help reduce the intensity of period pain. A study conducted by a team of Taiwanese researchers found that the method was particularly beneficial for patients with primary dysmenorrhea, who had no underlying conditions causing period pain. There are two types of menstrual pain: primary dysmenorrhea, which occurs without a medical cause, and secondary dysmenorrhea, which is caused by a disease such as endometriosis. For menstrual pain, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are usually the treatment of choice, but…
May 2 was Behavioral Health Day at the Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge.This is an annual event that brings patients, families, professionals and advocates to the state capitol to discuss behavioral health issues. Planned months in advance and sponsored by the Louisiana Mental Health Association and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, this year’s event aimed to raise awareness about suicide prevention and behavioral health. To educate advocates, an advocate training was held before May 2 to educate advocates about the proposed budget increases for all behavioral health-related areas. The Early Psychosis Intervention Clinic of New Orleans (EPIC-NOLA) saw…
“The event will focus on exploring research opportunities and fostering collaboration between CCRAS and the Ayurvedic pharmaceutical industry,” the Ministry of Ayurveda said. The conference will also focus on leveraging research findings and technologies developed by CCRAS. The main goal is to unleash the full potential of Ayurvedic actors in drug and device development by connecting researchers with industrial partners involved in manufacturing Ayurvedic formulations and innovations. Key discussion points include building a strong network for collaboration in quality control, pharmaceutical standardization, product development and validation. The event will identify potential industrial partners with in-house R&D facilities and explore capacity…
An investigation has been launched into the mental health care of a man suspected of murdering three members of his family.Bartlomiej Kuczynski, his sister-in-law Kanticha Sukupenpanao and their two daughters, Jasmine, 12, and Natasha, eight, were found with stab wounds in their home in Costessey, near Norwich, on January 19.Following the allegations, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) confirmed that Mr Kuczynski was a patient.The trust told the BBC it launched an internal investigation immediately after the incident.The NSFT said the research was being led by mental health care expert Professor Hilary McCallion.The four bodies were discovered at a…