Parallel Sessions

The 3rd WCTCIM features a key presentation on Clinical Research, exploring its role in validating Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine. This session delves into evidence-based approaches for global public health challenges, aligning with WHO's latest strategy for TCIM.

The 3rd WCTCIM in Latin America features a dedicated presentation on Dentistry, exploring its evolving role within integrative health. This session will detail the intersection of dental practices with traditional and complementary medicine, aligning with global public health goals.

The 3rd WCTCIM presents a session on the intersection of Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine with Veterinary practice. This presentation examines evidence-based TCIM applications for animal wellness, highlighting its role within the One Health framework for planetary well-being.

Explore the applications of Integrative Homeopathy beyond clinical use, focusing on its role in sustainable agriculture and environmental health. This session details how this practice contributes to planetary well-being, aligning with the One Health approach discussed at the 3rd WCTCIM.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM details the guidelines for preparing pharmaceutical and pharmacopeias methods. The discussion covers the critical role of standardization in ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of TCIM products, fostering their integration into global health systems.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM explores the scientific principles behind Homeopathy. The session details the current understanding of its mechanisms of action, contributing to the evidence-based integration of TCIM into global public health discussions and aligning with WHO strategies.

The WCTCIM hosts a dedicated panel on Research on Homeopathy, exploring current scientific evidence and its integration into global health systems. This session examines advancements and future directions, aligning with WHO strategies for traditional and complementary medicine.

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.

The 3rd WCTCIM hosts a panel on implementing wound care services using Medicinal Plants and phytotherapeutics. This discussion explores integrating these practices into health systems, offering diverse expert perspectives on evidence-based approaches for a critical public health challenge.

The 3rd WCTCIM features a key panel focused on identifying research priorities for traditional medicine. Experts will debate and define the scientific agenda, aligning evidence-based practices with global public health challenges and shaping the future of TM investigation.