Presentations

Explore a Personalized Integrative Medicine approach guided by electrodermal homeostasis assessment. This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM introduces a stratified care model, detailing an innovative method for tailoring treatments to enhance patient outcomes through evidence-based practices.

This presentation explores the design, development, and dissemination of an AI-based Recommendations Map (RecMap) for treating diabetes with Traditional Chinese Medicine. It highlights the integration of modern technology with ancient practices to create an evidence-based clinical tool.

This session presents a randomized controlled trial on the prescribable app M-sense Migräne. The study evaluates the effectiveness of this integrative digital tool in supporting patients with migraine, contributing evidence to the field of digital therapeutics for chronic conditions.

This session details a prospective multicentre clinical study on a novel tongue image-based machine learning tool. It explores its application for colorectal cancer diagnosis, merging traditional observation methods with advanced artificial intelligence for evidence-based public health.

This session explores the dialogue between Water, health and sanitation programs and indigenous knowledge in the Peruvian Amazon. It highlights how integrating ancestral wisdom improves public health outcomes and ensures sustainability, a key discussion at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Explore a qualitative study on Indigenous Healing and mentorship rights in Canada presented at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session examines the legal and cultural frameworks that define these traditional practices, offering insights into their role and preservation within modern society.

This panel explores the integration of Andean Traditional Medicine into the curriculum for healthcare professionals. Experts discuss strategies to bridge ancestral knowledge with modern medical education, aiming to create more culturally competent and holistic health systems for global health.

This panel at the 3rd WCTCIM explores the link between Wildfire Exposure and the rise of respiratory diseases in Indigenous communities. Experts discuss the data, health system responses, and the intersection of environmental justice and traditional knowledge in public health.

A key session at the 3rd WCTCIM explores Planetary Health within Quilombola communities. The panel analyzes how traditional knowledge and sustainable practices create integrated well-being, linking human health directly to environmental balance in these unique territories.

Presentation #869 is a featured talk in the parallel sessions of the 3rd WCTCIM. This session provides expert insights on a key topic in Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine, aligning with the congress's goal to advance global public health and well-being societies.