Hungary occupies a distinctive position within Europe on Ayurveda: it formally recognised the system as part of naturopathy in 1997 under Government Decree 40/1997 and NM Order 11/1997 , making it one of the earliest EU member states to do so. The country hosts the Ayurveda Coordination Center of Europe (ACCE), founded by the Hungarian Ayurveda Medical Foundation, and two universities — Debrecen and Miskolc — have integrated Ayurvedic education into their health-science curricula
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