Presentations

Presentation #632 is a core component of Plenary Session D at the 3rd WCTCIM. This individual talk, held in the Main Auditorium, contributes to the congress's mission of strengthening global public health through traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine.

The 3rd WCTCIM presents a plenary session on Health Economics, analyzing the financial viability and impact of integrating TCIM into public health systems. The discussion will cover sustainable models and evidence-based policies, aligned with the WHO's global strategy.

This session examines the challenges of defining and studying Integrative Medicine. Aligned with the new WHO strategy, it proposes a new framework to understand and evaluate integration models, fostering a global dialogue on best practices and impact assessment in health systems.

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.

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.

This presentation from the 3rd WCTCIM examines how integrative oncology effectively addresses the Supportive Care Gaps in treating breast and gynaecological cancer. The session covers evidence-based approaches designed to enhance patient quality of life and complement conventional therapies.

The 3rd WCTCIM presents a session on childbirth practices in Somaliland's nomadic communities. The presentation analyzes traditional approaches to Maternal Health, highlighting ancestral knowledge and its contemporary relevance within diverse cultural and public health discussions.