Oral Abstract Sessions

This session details a prospective multicentre clinical study on a novel tongue image-based machine learning tool. It explores its application for colorectal cancer diagnosis, merging traditional observation methods with advanced artificial intelligence for evidence-based public health.

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.

As part of the 3rd WCTCIM's Oral Abstract Sessions, Presentation #433 offers a focused look at new research and clinical findings. This session provides a platform for researchers to share the latest evidence-based data, contributing to the congress's aim of advancing global public health.

This oral abstract session details a pilot study on the feasibility of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback in LVADs patients. The research explores how this integrative practice can support individuals with advanced heart failure, aligning with evidence-based public health approaches.

This presentation details a randomized clinical trial assessing the efficacy of Nisha Amalaki powder and Yoga to reverse prediabetes. The research explores the potential of these TCIM approaches to restore normal blood glucose levels, contributing new evidence to global public health.

This oral abstract session explores the effects of Shivam Yoga on climacteric women. The research highlights significant improvements in glycemic control and insulin sensitivity, contributing evidence-based insights to integrative health and well-being at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Explore new research from the 3rd WCTCIM on how a Sustained Yoga Practice can improve metabolic syndrome in climacteric women. This 24-month study provides key data on the long-term benefits of yoga for health during menopause, featured in an Oral Abstract Session presentation.

Explore clinical evidence from a randomized trial on the effects of Tai Chi on Stress and cardiovascular health in individuals with heart disease and hypertension. This oral abstract session details the study's findings, contributing new data on integrative approaches for cardiac function.

This Oral Abstract Session at the 3rd WCTCIM presents new research on Cardiometabolic Health. Leading researchers and clinicians share findings on the impact of Yoga, Tai Chi, and lifestyle interventions. Explore the latest data and award-winning reports on this critical health topic.

Explore the latest research findings at the 3rd WCTCIM. Presentation #445 is a key Oral Abstract Session where researchers and clinicians share new data and award-winning reports, contributing to the dialogue on traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine in public health.