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Parents mull goat sacrifice as children keep fainting at school, by Dinesh Subedi (rep 20/02/2019)
Sudurpaschim
Province all set to institutionalise Ayurveda education: The provincial
government launches plans for Ayurveda and yoga studies in school
curriculum, by Arjun Shah (kp 15/02/2019)
Despite growing influence of hospitals and Christianity, Rolpa Shamans remain in business, by Dinesh Subedi (rep 22/01/2019)
Centre
raises Ayurvedic drugs norms: Department of Drug Administration orders
ayurvedic drugs manufacturers to comply with two key industry standards, by Nayak Paudel (kp 04/08/2018)
Call to promote ayurvedic medicines (ht 16/06/2018)
Village where shamans are preferred over doctors, by Narahari Sapkota (rep 09/06/2018)
The
test of time: Much water has flown under the bridge since traditional
Baidyas were Kathmandu’s only source of medical recourse, yet
they remain just as relevant and sought out as ever, by Abijeet Pant (kp 05/05/2018)
Yoga
can stave off non-communicable diseases, risk of depression, says WHO
(ht 22/06/2017)
Tibetan
medicine lures patients seeking drug-free cures centuries-old techniques
(kp 15/05/2017)
I am
an Amchi: Marpha meeting of practitioners of Tibetan medicine plan
revival of the healing tradition, by Sabine Pretsch (nt 11/11/2016)
83-yr-old
Ayurveda practitionerpromoting traditional treatment, by Prakash
Baral (kp 10/11/2015)
Ayurveda
practitioner held (ht 05/07/2015)
130
kg expired, sub-standard ayurvedic medicines seized (ht 07/02/2015)
Ayurveda
most neglected field: Experts (ht 21/10/2014)
Minister
urges research on Ayurveda medicine (ht 30/09/2014)
The
return of the baidyas: A backlash against expensive and invasive
healthcare sends patients to the traditional ayurvedic healers of
Kathmandu, by Sonia Awale (nt 29/08/2014)
Ayurveda
Medical College sans basic infrastructure (ht 26/03/2014)
Alternative
medicine: Ayurveda is about utilising traditional knowledge and
respecting the body's flow, by Renu Rajbhandari (kp 09/02/2014)
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