Parallel Session A

Explore a detailed analysis of Homeopathy at the 3rd WCTCIM. This presentation covers the scientific validation of its principles and its integration into modern health systems, highlighting its contribution to the diversity of TCIM knowledge and global public health.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM examines the principles of Osteopathy and its evidence-based contributions to global public health. The session aligns with the WHO's strategy, discussing its integration into health systems to foster knowledge diversity and well-being societies.

Presentation #306 is a featured session at the 3rd WCTCIM, offering a focused individual talk on a key topic. This activity provides valuable insights aligned with the congress's theme of integrating traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine into global public health systems.

Presentation #305 at the 3rd WCTCIM offers a focused analysis of a specific topic within Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine. The session provides specialized insights aligned with the congress's mission to strengthen global public health through evidence-based practices.

Presentation #304 is an individual talk scheduled for the 3rd WCTCIM on October 16. As part of the congress, this session contributes to the global discussion on strengthening public health through traditional and integrative medicine, aligning with the event's focus on knowledge and well-being.

Presentation #303 is a core segment of the 3rd WCTCIM, the first held in Latin America. This focused talk aligns with the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy, contributing evidence-based insights to the discussion on strengthening global public health through integrative approaches.

The implementation of TCIM in Brazil faces significant challenges. While offering a path to integral and sustainable care within the SUS, these practices are often marginalized. This talk explores the evidence, policies, and systemic obstacles to their full integration in public health.

Experts analyze the progress and obstacles for TCIM in Brazil within the Unified Health System (SUS). The panel addresses evidence-based practices, current policies, and future challenges, offering a comprehensive analysis of integrating these therapies into national public health.

As a core component of the 3rd WCTCIM, Presentation #257 offers a focused individual talk on advancements in traditional and integrative medicine. This session contributes to the congress's goal of strengthening global public health through evidence-based practices and knowledge sharing.

Explore Presentation #256 at the 3rd WCTCIM. This individual talk delves into a key aspect of integrative medicine, contributing to the congress's global dialogue on health systems, evidence, and sustainability. A focused session aligned with the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy.