Announcing the official launch of the TCIH Declaration.
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Traditional, complementary, and integrative healthcare (TCIH) is a valuable but often underutilized resource. TCIH could both help address a range of global health issues – including non-communicable disease, cancer, and
The TCIH Coalition, comprising over 300 organisations in the field of Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Healthcare (TCIH) globally, have published a position paper titled “The Contribution of Traditional, Complementary, and
The TCIH Coalition, representing over 300 civil society organisations, extends its appreciation for the Gujarat Declaration and G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration for their shared commitment to advancing Traditional, Complementary,
This press report, titled “WHO Director-General discusses priorities on traditional, complementary and integrative healthcare with civil society”, was published in the World Health Organization (WHO) departmental news section, following the
On 3 July 2023, the TCIH Coalition, representing over 300 civil society organizations (CSO), engaged in a productive dialogue with Dr Tedros, the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)
[The message below is forwarded from WHO. Please feel free to pass on to your contacts. By TCIH Declaration Coalition, organisers] “Dear Civil Society Organizations, We have the pleasure to
20 June 2023 The Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Healthcare (TCIH) Coalition proudly celebrates its first anniversary, highlighting a remarkable year of achievements. Over 310 healthcare organisations and 7500 patients and
30 May 2023 The World Health Assembly met for their 76th session in Geneva from May 21 to 30 and adopted a decision for WHO’s current Traditional Medicine Strategy to
3 April 2023 The TCIH Coalition is pleased to announce the release of the article “The Role of Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Healthcare in Achieving the Goals of the Astana Declaration
The Executive Board of the WHO met for their 152nd session in Geneva until 7 February and adopted a draft decision for WHO’s current Traditional Medicine Strategy to be extended until 2025 and for WHO to develop a new strategy in the meantime.
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