Parallel Session C

The 3rd WCTCIM presents a session on the integrative management of feverish illnesses in childhood. The talk details the implementation steps of the FeverFriend Program into existing healthcare systems, exploring a practical approach to pediatric care based on integrative medicine principles.

A study at UFRJ investigates how Therapeutic Mandalas reduce anxiety. Based on Carl Jung and Nise da Silveira's theories, the research observed women, mothers of autistic children, and students, finding a significant drop in anxiety levels across all participants.

Explore Presentation #556, a focused individual talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. As a fundamental part of Parallel Session C, this session offers a deep dive into a specific topic, contributing to the broader dialogue on integrative medicine. Join the live stream on October 17.

On October 17, Presentation #555 will be held as a key individual talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. As part of Parallel Session C, this session provides specialized insights that contribute to the congress's mission of strengthening global public health through integrative medicine.

The WHO and BIREME are advancing Thematic Pages for the Traditional Medicine Global Library. These curated gateways offer structured access to TCIM knowledge for researchers and policymakers, integrating scientific literature and cultural wisdom to strengthen global health systems.

The WCTCIM features a key panel on the WHO Traditional Medicine Global Library (TMGL). The session details the new digital platform designed to centralize and validate diverse knowledge, aligning with the WHO strategy to integrate traditional practices into global public health systems.

Explore the foundational Overview Perspective on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session establishes a broad context for integrating diverse knowledge systems into global public health, aligning with WHO strategies and planetary health goals.

This presentation examines a triple-blind RCT assessing a vaginal moisturizer with Brassica Oleracea for genitourinary syndrome of menopause. The study offers rigorous evidence for a plant-based therapeutic approach, contributing to integrative women's health solutions.