Abstracts Infographics
3rd World Congress on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine
Comprehensive Analytics Report - Research Abstracts Analysis
Congress Overview
861
Total Submissions
686
Accepted Works
419
Research Abstracts
47
Countries Represented
Accepted Works by Category
Research Abstracts
419 works (61.1%)
61.1%
Practice-Based Experience Reports
210 works (30.6%)
30.6%
Clinical Case Reports
57 works (8.3%)
8.3%
Research Abstracts Deep Dive Analysis
The following sections present detailed analysis of the 419 research abstracts specifically,
representing the scientific research component of the congress submissions.
Research Design Categories Distribution
Evidence synthesis and review
105 abstracts
25.1%
Clinical trials
74 abstracts
17.7%
Qualitative research
52 abstracts
12.4%
Observational studies
41 abstracts
9.8%
Mixed-methods research
37 abstracts
8.8%
Laboratory and pre-clinical studies
35 abstracts
8.4%
Others / emerging designs
23 abstracts
5.5%
Theoretical & methodological studies
23 abstracts
5.5%
Implementation science
20 abstracts
4.8%
Digital health & innovation
9 abstracts
2.1%
Thematic Areas Distribution
Evidence-informed contributions to global public health
168 abstracts
40.1%
Integration of TCIM into healthcare systems
107 abstracts
25.5%
Diversity of TCIM modalities worldwide
44 abstracts
10.5%
Other themes
31 abstracts
7.4%
Education, training & capacity building
30 abstracts
7.2%
TCIM across the lifespan
22 abstracts
5.3%
Planetary health, One Health & well-being societies
17 abstracts
4.1%
Top Contributing Countries
Brazil
195
46%
China
69
16%
Germany
52
12%
United States
35
8%
Switzerland
19
5%
Australia
19
5%
Canada
12
3%
United Kingdom
8
2%
Cuba
8
2%
South Korea
7
2%
Leading Research Institutions
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
China
50
University of São Paulo - USP
Brazil
29
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ
Brazil
20
Federal University of São Paulo - UNIFESP
Brazil
18
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Germany
12
Fundação Oswaldo Cruz - Fiocruz
Brazil
11
Traditional Medicine Systems Representation
Traditional Chinese Medicine
62
Implementation, Mental Health, Herbal Products
Acupuncture
39
Cancer Care, Pain Management, Integration
Homeopathy
26
Health Systems, Public Health, Herbal Preparations
Indigenous/Native & Andean/Amazonian Medicine
24
Community Health, Traditional Plants, Medicinal Plants, Mental Health
Ayurveda
13
Health Policy, Prevention, Plant Formulations
Other Traditional Systems
10
African, Persian, Korean, Kampo, Unani, Naturopathy
Major Research Topics
Mental Health
56
Yoga & Meditation
35
Implementation & Integration
32
Traditional Chinese Medicine
31
Pain Management
30
Acupuncture
30
Herbal & Natural Products
27
Oncology / Cancer
24
Homeopathy
20
Education & Training
15
Ayurveda
8
Most Collaborative International Research
Mapping naturopathic interventions for antimicrobial resistance
Brazil
Canada
Switzerland
United States
New Zealand
Echinacea for preventing RTIs and antibiotic use
Germany
Switzerland
Canada
Italy
Series of systematic reviews in homeopathy
Switzerland
Brazil
United Kingdom
Germany
Marine phytochemicals for cancer precision medicine
Cuba
Canada
Belgium
TCIM governance framework (Americas)
Canada
United States
Colombia
Gender Distribution of Presenting Authors
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67.1%
Female Authors
281 abstracts
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30.5%
Male Authors
128 abstracts
Key Research Quality Indicators
25%
Evidence Syntheses & Reviews
5
Countries in Top Collaboration
13.4%
Mental Health Focus
30+
Countries Contributing
Congress Impact Summary
The 3rd WCTCIM represents a mature and diverse TCIM research landscape with:
✓ Strong methodological rigor (25% evidence syntheses, 18% clinical trials)
✓ Global collaboration across 47 countries
✓ Focus on integration into healthcare systems (40% of abstracts)
✓ Emphasis on mental health, pain management, and oncology
✓ Diverse traditional medicine systems representation
✓ Strong female leadership (67% of presenting authors)
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