Homeopathy Practitioners can now practice Modern Medicine in Maharashtra
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Maharashtra: Homeopathy practitioners across the state would now be able to practice modern medicine, as the State Medical Education and Drugs Department has recently passed a notification to this effect.
A recent report in Mumbai Mirror states that a special notification has been passed by the department stating that doctors who obtained the Licentiate of the Court of Examiners of Homeopathy (LCEH) degree from 1951-1982, can register with the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC).
A major consequence of the registration with the MMC implies that such practitioners will be allowed to practice allopathy/modern medicine.
Doctors oppose Move:
The notification issued on the 27th September 2017 has indeed left the allopathic doctors in the state flabbergasted, who has questioned how can homeopathy practitioners register with the Medical Council. Doctors have further accused the government of promoting crosspathy.
A recent report in Mumbai Mirror states that a special notification has been passed by the department stating that doctors who obtained the Licentiate of the Court of Examiners of Homeopathy (LCEH) degree from 1951-1982, can register with the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC).
A major consequence of the registration with the MMC implies that such practitioners will be allowed to practice allopathy/modern medicine.
Doctors oppose Move:
The notification issued on the 27th September 2017 has indeed left the allopathic doctors in the state flabbergasted, who has questioned how can homeopathy practitioners register with the Medical Council. Doctors have further accused the government of promoting crosspathy.
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