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Commission for Indian Medicine says registered AYUSH doctors cannot be called ‘quacks’

The latest National Commission for Indian System of Medicine circular reinforces the legal status of registered AYUSH practitioners and seeks to prevent their public mischaracterisation while affirming their place in India’s healthcare workforce

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Commission for Indian Medicine says registered AYUSH doctors cannot be called ‘quacks’
The latest National Commission for Indian System of Medicine circular reinforces the legal status of registered AYUSH practitioners and seeks to prevent their public mischaracterisation while affirming their place in India’s healthcare workforce
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