India reaffirms commitment to global herbal medicine regulation at WHO meeting

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India reaffirmed its commitment to global cooperation in regulating herbal medicine at the 16th Annual Meeting of the WHO-International Regulatory Cooperation for Herbal Medicines (WHO-IRCH) in Jakarta on Wednesday. Led by Dr. Raghu Arackal, the Indian delegation presented a report on the efficacy and intended use of herbal medicines, highlighting India’s evolving regulatory framework and evidence-based policy initiatives.

India’s contributions to the meeting underscored its proactive role in shaping global standards for herbal medicine regulation. Dr. Raman Mohan Singh presented on the safety and regulation of herbal medicines from the Indian perspective. Dr. Mahesh Dadhich discussed sustainable use and quality control of medicinal plants.

The event, attended by global regulatory bodies and experts, focused on enhancing international cooperation and harmonization in herbal medicine regulation.

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