Presentations

The 3rd WCTCIM presents an Innovative Aromatherapy Protocol for flood disaster relief. This session details a structured approach to providing psychological first aid and emotional support, showcasing how TCIM can be integrated into emergency public health strategies for resilient communities.

Discover Presentation #252, a key individual talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session is part of a larger panel, offering focused insights within the congress's broader theme of integrating traditional and complementary medicine into global public health strategies.

The 3rd WCTCIM presents the Pharmacological Validation of Medicinal Plants used in Brazil from the 17th to the 20th century. This session reviews historical knowledge through modern scientific evidence, highlighting its relevance for contemporary public health applications.

TRAMIL's 40-year study on Caribbean Native Medicinal Plants provides a foundational contribution to the new Pan-American Compendium. This research identifies 36 species with human studies, offering a model for integrating traditional knowledge with biomedical evidence across the Americas.

Explore the details of Presentation #248, a core component of the 3rd WCTCIM. This individual talk contributes to the broader congress theme, focusing on a specific aspect of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine and its role in strengthening global public health.

This session at the 3rd WCTCIM examines the Regulation of Natural Products in Central America. The presentation covers the process for selecting promising native species, highlighting the region's botanical diversity and its connection to health systems and evidence for global public health.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM examines the role of TCM in global public health. The talk covers its evidence-based applications and alignment with the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy, emphasizing its contribution to well-being societies and planetary health.

The 3rd WCTCIM features a presentation on Kampo Medicine, the traditional Japanese medical system adapted from Chinese medicine. This session will explore its principles and practices, discussing its integration into modern health systems and its alignment with global public health goals.

On October 16th, Presentation #469 offers a focused analysis of traditional and integrative medicine. This individual talk is a core component of the 3rd WCTCIM, contributing to the global dialogue on public health, knowledge diversity, and planetary well-being in Latin America.

The 3rd WCTCIM presents the Ayurveda Evidence Gap Map, a systematic review of scientific research on Ayurvedic medicine. This tool highlights existing evidence and identifies critical areas for future investigation, supporting its evidence-based integration into global health systems.