Oral Abstract Sessions

This presentation explores findings from a randomized controlled trial investigating how melody reduces pain. The study highlights the Psychological Edge that music-based interventions can offer, providing a new perspective on non-pharmacological pain management within integrative health.

The selection of appropriate outcome measures is a critical factor in TCIM clinical trials. This session analyzes their true impact, presenting significant findings from the MADDY RCT. The discussion explores the nuances of measuring success and why the right metrics are vital for valid results.

Functional gastrointestinal disorders present a common challenge in child health. This oral presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM examines the evidence-based efficacy of Pediatric Mycotherapy as a therapeutic intervention, discussing recent findings and clinical applications for patient care.

This presentation explores the role of Complementary Integrative Practices in enhancing the quality of life for neurodiverse families. It focuses on well-being and care strategies for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children, presenting key findings from recent studies.

This session at the 3rd WCTCIM analyzes two decades of global evidence on yoga, mindfulness, and mind-body practices for pediatric anxiety. The presentation covers key findings from 2005 to 2025, offering insights for integrating these therapies into child and adolescent health care.

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 session explores the use of Hand Thermography during Reiki application, presenting objective data to analyze the physiological changes associated with this integrative practice. The presentation contributes to the scientific evidence base for TCIM modalities in global public health.

Explore a Personalized Integrative Medicine approach guided by electrodermal homeostasis assessment. This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM introduces a stratified care model, detailing an innovative method for tailoring treatments to enhance patient outcomes through evidence-based practices.

This presentation explores the design, development, and dissemination of an AI-based Recommendations Map (RecMap) for treating diabetes with Traditional Chinese Medicine. It highlights the integration of modern technology with ancient practices to create an evidence-based clinical tool.

This session presents a randomized controlled trial on the prescribable app M-sense Migräne. The study evaluates the effectiveness of this integrative digital tool in supporting patients with migraine, contributing evidence to the field of digital therapeutics for chronic conditions.