Oral Abstract Sessions

This systematic review with meta-analysis evaluates the effectiveness of Biofield Therapies in managing postoperative pain and anxiety. The presentation details evidence-based findings, highlighting the role of these practices in patient recovery and integrated care models.

A systematic review and meta-analysis explores the use of Echinacea for Prevention of respiratory infections and antibiotic use. This WCTCIM session details the ERA-PRIMA study, providing evidence-based insights into its clinical application for public health challenges.

A systematic review and meta-analysis examines the impact of pediatric Tui Na on children's growth over a three-month period. This presentation details the scientific evidence and clinical implications of this traditional therapy for child development, a key topic at the 3rd WCTCIM.

This Oral Abstract Session at the WCTCIM focuses on Systematic Reviews & Network Meta-Analyses. Researchers will present consolidated evidence on TCIM, contributing to the scientific validation of practices aligned with global public health goals. A key space for data synthesis.

An animal model study demonstrates that standardized extracts of Angelica keiskei and Panax ginseng can reduce key obesity markers. The treatment lowered fat mass, blood glucose, systolic blood pressure, and TNF-a levels, indicating a potential therapeutic application.

A study explores the therapeutic effects of the Fangfeng Tongsheng Pill combined with fecal microbiota transplantation. This research examines the intestinal flora and peptide axis in obese rats, presenting new evidence on its mechanisms for managing obesity and its systemic impact.

This session presents an evidence-based evaluation of Xiaozhiling Injection combined with surgical interventions for hemorrhoids. The analysis explores the efficacy and safety of this integrative approach, offering insights into its potential benefits in clinical practice and patient outcomes.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM covers a pilot feasibility trial on Meriva® Curcumin Phytosome®. The research evaluates its potential for treating eosinophilic oesophagitis through a dose-comparison study, contributing evidence-based insights to integrative health practices.

A pilot study presented at WCTCIM 2025 reveals a rapid shift in the gut microbiome during arhatic yoga meditation. The research highlights how these practices can enrich beneficial microbes, offering new insights into the connection between mind-body therapies and digestive health.

This Oral Abstract Session on October 17th focuses on Gastrointestinal & Microbiome Medicine. Experts will present research connecting traditional and integrative practices to digestive health, offering new evidence and perspectives for this critical area of modern medicine.