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Form strategy to stop using Mixopathy: IMA President urges Govt
Overview
The newly elected National President of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), Dr Sharad Kumar Agarwal, a renowned physician of Delhi/NCR, has urged the government to form a strategy to stop using Mixopathy, mixing of different medical disciplines.
He has taken over as the IMA National President – 2022-23 in Prayagraj in the gracious presence of Dr Ketan Desai, Past President of the World Medical Association, MCI & IMA. While Mixopathy has been a talk for a while and the Government is planning to introduce Integrated medicine and treatment protocols by 2030, IMA has also urged the Government to understand the impact of Mixopathy and rethink its strategy.
For more details, check out the link given below:
Govt Needs To Rethink The Strategy Of Mixopathy: IMA President Dr Sharad Kumar Agarwal