Two-day ICSSR seminar concludes at MBU
Mohan Babu University concluded a two-day national seminar focused on integrating AYUSH traditional medicine systems with community medicine. Experts discussed the importance of collaborative healthcare approaches to improve public health outcomes in India.
Why it matters
Integrating traditional knowledge with modern public health frameworks is a growing area of interest for sustainable healthcare policy in India.
The two-day national seminar ‘Integrating AYUSH with community medicine: A framework for holistic and sustainable public health in India’ (IACMI2026), sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), concluded at the Mohan Babu University (MBU) campus here on Wednesday.
During expert presentations on the second day, Rajan from CMPRH (Ministry of AYUSH, Ooty), P. Savithramma from SV University and Sathiya Rajeswaran from CCRS, Puducherry, spoke on the relevance of traditional knowledge systems, integrative healthcare approaches and the importance of strengthening collaboration among various healthcare disciplines to achieve sustainable public health outcomes.
MBU registrar K. Saradhi, Dean (School of Engineering) Babu Devasenapati commended the efforts of MB School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the organisers in making the event a success.
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