Oral Abstract Sessions A

This presentation explores Somatic dysfunctions and neuromusculoskeletal alterations in children under five with microcephaly. The study, conducted in a public outpatient setting, offers insights into early diagnosis and integrative care approaches for this vulnerable population.

This WCTCIM Oral Abstract Session presents research on Evidence Gap Maps for TCIM clinical effectiveness. The presentation details how mapping scientific data can foster informed public policy in Latin America, helping to shape the future of regional integrative health systems.

Researchers present findings on using Meditation as a Complementary Therapy to manage blood pressure in chronically hypertensive pregnant women. This oral abstract session at the 3rd WCTCIM details an evidence-based approach to support maternal health during a critical life stage.

This oral session presents new research on the Preconception Care Practices of traditional healers and Nasa midwives in Colombia. The presentation explores indigenous knowledge from the Toribío Reservation, contributing to the dialogue on integrating diverse health modalities at the 3rd WCTCIM.

The 3rd WCTCIM features an Oral Abstract Session on The Menstrual Health and Hybrid Care Model for All Young Females (MeMaF). This presentation details research on an integrative care framework, combining traditional and modern practices to improve well-being for young women globally.

This oral presentation details a multi-center randomized controlled trial on the Bushen Chengyun Formula for treating infertility from diminished ovarian reserve. The session presents key findings and evidence from this significant research within Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The 3rd WCTCIM hosts an Oral Abstract Session dedicated to Women’s Health & Reproductive Care. This session provides a platform for researchers and clinicians to share their latest findings, data, and award-winning reports, advancing evidence-based practices in the field.

This session presents the preliminary results on the cost-effectiveness of the Farol integrative health model. Learn about this innovative integrative and community health clinic and its potential impact on public health management and resource optimization at the 3rd WCTCIM.

This oral presentation details Experiences of Integrated Care for addressing health complexity in marginalized groups. Drawing from a community health service, it reveals strategies for integrating practices to improve outcomes and promote equity within public health systems at the 3rd WCTCIM.