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Timeline CABSIN Milestones and Achievements in Integrative Health December Idealization of CABSIN by Ricardo Ghelman, inspired by the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health (USA) during the 1st International Symposium on Integrative Medicine.
June Project Development CABSIN and the conception of the Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of the Americas during the "Regional Meeting: Advancing Universal Health, Contributions of Traditional and Complementary Medicine" in Managua, Nicaragua. October — Conception of the Consortium during the 1st CONGRE of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines, in Natal (RN).
Founding Researchers (2017) Researchers recognized as founders of the Consortium at the conference of October 14, 2017 (CONGREMedicinas Tradicionais Complementares e Integrativas), according to the 2018 Constitution Act: Alexandre F.
Barreto (UNIVASF) João José de Santana Borges (UNEB) Marilene M Nascimento (UFF) Daniel Maurício de Oliveira Rodrigues (UNISUL) René Duarte Martins (UFPE) Sueli Moreno Senna (UFPE) Lisani Muller Morsch (UNISC) Caio Fabio Portella (UAM) Leila Brito Bergold (UFRJ / EEAN) Bernardo Diniz Coutinho (UFC Brazil) Jonathas Ramos (UFC Brazil) Islandia Carvalho (FIOCRUZ – PE) Board of Directors — 1st composition (2018) Vice President Director: Nelson Filice de Barros Directors/Secretaries: Ana Tânia Lopes Sampaio; Anamelia Lins e Silva Franco; Bernardo Diniz Coutinho; Carla Holandino Quaresma.
Fiscal Advisors: Gelza Matos Nunes; Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella; René Duarte Martins. March Launch of CABSIN during the opening of the 1st INTERCONGRESS of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines, International Congress of Integrative and Complementary Practices and Public Health and the 3rd INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF AYURVEDA (Riocentro, Rio de Janeiro) and the launch of the TCIM Americas Network.
August — Participation of the Consortium President, Dr. Ricardo Ghelman, as a consultant for the WHO in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in a Working Group on Benchmarking Cupping Therapy in Jinnan, China. Board of Directors — 2st composition (2019) Vice President Director: Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella. Director Secretary: Gelza Matos Nunes.
Advisors: Marco Antonio de Moraes; Emilio Telesi Junior; Carla Holandino Quaresma; Nelson Filice de Barros. Fiscal Advisor: Clara Betcher Rabello. February — Technical Cooperation Agreement with the Secretariat of Economic Development, Science, Technology and Innovation (SEDECTI-Amazonas).
February Meeting of the Consortium with the National Cancer Institute (INCA/MS) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI). NIH) and INCA for cooperation in Integrative Oncology at INCA headquarters, Rio de Janeiro. February Meeting with the Minister of Health regarding the Evidence Mapping Project implemented by the Consortium in conjunction with...
BIREME. May — Institutional presentation of CABSIN to the Commission on Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health of COFEN/DF. May — Participation of Dr. Ricardo Ghelman at the invitation of PAHO in ICCMR 2019 - 14th International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research organized by ICMS Australasia Pty Ltd, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Australia.
During the event, the president of ISCMR Dr Ursula Wolff invites CABSIn to become Chapter Brasil. August — Partnership with Fiocruz/Manguinhos in the IdeiaSistema Público Brasileiro de Saúde program. August — Partnership between the Pain Committee of the Consortium and the Integrative Practices Committee of the Brazilian Society for the Study of Pain.
October Workshop on Evidence Mapping methodology for researchers of CABSIN at the headquarters of BIREME November — International Symposium on Integrative Pediatrics in São Paulo, in partnership with the Integrative Pediatrics Unit of USP (University of São Paulo).
November — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman participates as a consultant for the WHO in a WHO meeting in Macau, China, on the integration of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines. November Formalization of cooperation between the three Consortia at the Congress in Baltimore. CABSIN, Academic Consortium and Dutch Academic Consortium of Integrative Medicine.
December — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman is invited to preside over the Center for Studies in Integrative Pediatrics of the São Paulo Society of Pediatrics (SPSP). Other activities during the period Launch of the Evidence Maps in partnership with BIREME/PAHO/WHO. March CABSIN becomes the Brazilian Chapter of ISCMR.
April — Creation of a task force for the Evidence Map on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in the COVID-19 pandemic. May — Consolidation of the Scientific Committee on Natural Products. June — Signing of a Partnership Agreement with Fiocruz for conducting research.
July — Beginning of the Center for Knowledge Translation in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (MS, Fiocruz and BIREME(PAHO). September — Directors CABSIN They are part of the meetings of the Executive Secretariat of the Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of the Americas.
September CABSIN The International Symposium on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in Times of COVID-19 is being held in conjunction with the Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of the Americas and the Medical College of Peru. September — Signing of a Cooperation Agreement with the University of Vale do Sinos (Unisinos).
September CABSIN COFEN and other organizations have released reference materials for addressing the pandemic. November PAHO/WHO presents Evidence Maps created in collaboration with CABSIN. November A consortium publishes protocols on Ayurveda in the fight against COVID-19 in partnership with the AYUSH Ministry of India.
November — Beginning of the webinar series in partnership with Elsevier. December — Partnership with the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine (AIHM). December — Award: Leading Health NPO of the Year, Brazil, from Acquisition International Magazine.
Board of Directors — 3st composition (2021) Director Secretary: Mariana Cabral Schveitzer. Vice President Director: Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella. Fiscal Advisors: Lara Vieira da Silva Meira; Priscilla Araújo Duprat de Britto Pereira.
February — Technical Cooperation Agreement with the Secretariat for Economic Development, Science, Technology and Innovation (SEDECTI). April — Launch of the Community of Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health, with the IdeiaSistema Público Brasileiro (Fiocruz) Program. May Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with ORIONT.
July — Co-organizing the II World Summit of Traditional and Complementary Medicine (Peru) — 180 speakers. August Brazilian Symposium on Integrative Oncology in partnership with INCA. September — Holding of the III CONGRE Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines - National Congress of Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health.
October — Signing of a Cooperation Agreement with Paulista University (UNIP). October — Holding of the 1st Brazilian Symposium on Integrative Pediatrics (SPSP). October — Participation in the AIHM Global Leadership Meeting.
November CABSIN participates in the XIII CONBRANATU. 2021 — Conducting a communication study, developing the visual identity and brand with Umbigo do Mundo. February CABSIN begins partnership with Onixxcann.
April — 1st Pan-American Congress of Medicinal Plants and TCIM — origin of the Compendium involving 24 countries. April — Agreement with the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), Ministry of AYUSH (India) and UFRJ for a map of evidence in Ayurveda. May — Beginning of the project "Pharmacological Validation of Brazilian Medicinal Plants for medical use between the 17th and 20th centuries" (partnership with Farmanguinhos/Fiocruz).
June Seminars with instructors from the Board of Training Entities of the Brazilian Homeopathic Medical Association (AMHB). June — 1st Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines) with the IdeiaSistema Público Brasileiro/Fiocruz Program. August — Signing of a Cooperation Agreement with the Institute of Health Services Management, Hanyang University (South Korea).
August — Collaboration with The Lens for quality control of the platform's Portuguese translation, ensuring terminological accuracy in Brazilian Portuguese. September CABSIN Participates in the 1st Meeting on Education, Mental Health and Nature, organized by the Institute of Psychology of USP (LIEPPE) with the presentation of Evidence Maps.
September Webinar: The Experience of Ayurveda in Pediatric Neurology (All India Institute of Ayurveda and Cruz Verde Hospital). November CABSIN Participating in the 19th World Congress of Traditional Chinese Medicine. November CABSIN Holds a Seminar on Anthroposophy Applied to Health in Brazil.
December — Cooperation agreement with the Municipal Health Department of São Paulo for the implementation of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines. December CABSIN Participates in PAHO/WHO webinar and launches new evidence maps. December — Signing of a tripartite agreement with Bharatiya Sanskirti Darshan Trust's (ICTRC) and Sri Vajra Foundation (Pune, India).
Board of Directors — (2023–2024) CEO: Dr. Mariana Cabral Schveitzer. Vice President Director: Dr. Ricardo Ghelman. Director Secretary: Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella.
Fiscal Advisors: Lara Vieira da Silva Meira; Priscilla Araújo Duprat de Britto Pereira. March The Scientific Committee on Research Methodologies presents a mini-course on evidence maps at USP. March — Start of operational activities of the "Lighthouse Project" (partnership) CABSIN and RD Saúde) in Capão Redondo (SP).
May CABSIN AIIA and other institutions are holding a meeting at Hospital Cruz Verde (SP) to evaluate research on cerebral palsy. May The Scientific Committee on Integrative Pediatrics participates in a meeting at the Ministry of Health. May — Participation in the webinar on the 17th anniversary of the National Policy on Medicinal Plants and Herbal Medicines (PNPMF), promoted by RedesFito (Farmanguinhos/Fiocruz).
June The Integrative Oncology Committee meets with the new director of INCA (National Cancer Institute) to discuss the implementation of the Brazilian Observatory of Integrative Oncology. July — 1st Technical, Scientific and Educational Symposium on Osteopathy held CABSIN. August — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman is acting as one of the 11 WHO consultants at the 1st World Summit on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (India).
August Brazilian delegation participates in the International Symposium on Integrative Pediatrics (in Rome). August — Dr. Caio Portella and Eduardo Alexander are participating in meetings at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (Beijing and Zhejiang). August — The Pharmacological Validation Project for Native Medicinal Plants is highlighted in the Americas pavilion (PAHO) during the 1st WHO World Summit on Traditional Medicine (India).
November — Renewal of the PAHO/WHO Agreement with 7 strategic projects (2023–2026). November — Training in Anthroposophical External Therapies (TEAn) in São Paulo and Brasília. December The Ayurveda Committee is participating in the WHO meeting in Sri Lanka for the development of ICD-11 MT2.
December — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman is participating in the development of the Traditional Medicine Strategy 2025–2034 in Geneva (WHO). December Dr. Ricardo Ghelman participates in technical meetings on evidence maps in South Korea. January — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman participates in the review of the draft of the WHO Strategy 2025-2034 on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (Geneva).
January CABSIN represents Brazil in the construction of the Ayurveda module of ICD-11 (India). January — Dr. Mariana Schveitzer participates in a WHO event for the Integration of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (Bangkok, Thailand). February — Partnership with the Brazilian Association of Aromatherapy and Aromatology (ABRAROMA) for updating the Evidence Map.
March — Participation in the 2nd International Congress of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Brazil. March — Signing of a Tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between CABSINBase TCM (China-Brazil) and the Institute of Basic Research in Clinical Medicine (China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences) for collaboration in TCM research.
April — Participation in the 1st Meeting of Brazilian Traditional Medicines and Global Health Promotion. April — Participation in the ACIMH International Congress of Integrative Medicine (Cleveland, USA). May — Participation in the Seminar on Traditional Knowledge and Integrative Practices (Brasília).
June — Official integration into the BraveNet research network (USA). September — Dr. Caio Portella participates in a WHO event on Artificial Intelligence for Global Health (New Delhi, India). September — Participation in a Traditional Chinese Medicine event in Gansu (China).
September Poster presentation on Evidence Maps at the Evidence Global Summit (India). October — Start of training for 40 professionals in Anthroposophic External Therapies (TEAn) in the municipal network of São Paulo (SP). October Executive Meeting for the official launch of the 3rd WCTCIM.
October — Virtual launch of the 3rd WCTCIM in partnership with the IdeiaSistema Público Brasileiro platform of Fiocruz. October — Participation in the 21st International Conference of the SIO (Society for Integrative Oncology) (USA). October — Homeopathy Research Project Seminar.
October — Participation in the 1st State Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of SESSP with the Third Sector. October — Beginning of the new management of the Integrative Pediatrics Committee (Coord. Márcia Yamamura).
November — Live broadcast "Osteopathic Treatment in Women with Hypertension Syndrome in Pregnancy". November — Participation in the 4th Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines at UFRJ. November — Online lecture at the Seminar on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in Joinville (SC).
November — Participation in the II Microregional Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in Ouro Preto (MG). November — Holding of the 1st Joint Symposium on Osteopathy and Integrative Pediatrics. November — Live stream with the Brazilian Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines to promote the 3rd WCTCIM.
November — Participation in ECIM24 (Madrid) to promote the 3rd WCTCIM. November — Approval at the Board of Directors Assembly 2024–2025 CEO: Dr. Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella. Vice President Director: Dr. Ricardo Ghelman.
Director Secretary: Dr. Ana Paula A. Ferreira. Fiscal Advisors: Lara Vieira da Silva Meira; Priscilla Araújo Duprat de Britto Pereira.
December — Publication of the 29th Evidence Map (Family and Systemic Constellation). December — Participation in the 4th Integrative Medicine Congress in Porto (Portugal). Other activities during the period A strategic need to update the Acupuncture Evidence Map has been identified.
Support for the Technical Report on Integrative Practices services during the floods in Rio Grande do Sul. Launch of the Kaleidoscope of Knowledge Podcast. International Aromashowcase Award 2024 (Gattefossé Foundation, France) for Dr. Adriana Nunes Wolffenbuttel for her work during the floods in Rio Grande do Sul.
Launch of the Evidence Map: Yoga (in partnership with WHO India and BIREME(PAHO). Board of Directors, 4th composition — Management 2024–2027 (pre-expansion) CEO: Dr. Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella. Vice President Director: Dr. Ricardo Ghelman.
Director Secretary: Dr. Ana Paula A. Ferreira. Fiscal Advisors: Lara Vieira da Silva Meira; Priscilla Araújo Duprat de Britto Pereira.
January — Expansion of the multicenter project of Anthroposophical External Therapies (TEAn) to Recife (PE). January — Launch of the official website for the 3rd WCTCIM and opening of registrations. February — Beginning of cooperation with the Goiás State Secretariat for the Environment and Development for the development of the Health and Nature Project in Goiás.
February Ricardo Tabach takes over as Deputy Coordinator of the Natural Products Committee. March Live stream about Family Constellation Therapy and scientific evidence. March — Launch of the campaign "Health Managers: Mobilize your Institutions for the 3rd World Congress of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines".
March-April Mission to China for partnerships in traditional Chinese medicine. May — Creation of the Data Intelligence Cell for the Farol Project (RD Saúde partnership). May — Technical training for the research team on the REDCap platform.
May — Implementation of the new member affiliation system via the Galoá platform. May — First publications of monographs in an indexed journal from the project "Pharmacological Validation of Brazilian Medicinal Plants for medical use between the 17th and 20th centuries" (partnership with Farmanguinhos/Fiocruz).
June — Participation in the PAHO/WHO Regional Consultation on Prioritization of Research in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (São Paulo). June — Approval of funding from the MAHLE Institute for TEAn projects. June — Ricardo Ghelman's article on the WHO's new strategy (2025-2034) is making headlines in the national press (Veja Magazine).
June Open class "Mindfulness and Meditation" with Dr. Marcelo Demarzo. June — Participation in the SIO Europe Congress (Integrative Oncology). June — Amazon expedition with a Chinese TV crew for the documentary "Four Seas of Traditional Chinese Medicine".
June — Participation in the II ENPICPR (Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of Paraná) in Curitiba. July — Launch of the "Practical Guide for Implementing Integrative Community Therapy (ICT) in Primary Health Care". July — Beginning of the "Pre-Congress Advocacy and Communication Training Series" (TCIH Coalition partnership).
July — Beginning of discussions with the National Health Council (CNS) for institutional support for the 3rd WCTCIM. July Meeting with Dr. Marion Debus (Goetheanum, Switzerland) to discuss public health projects in São Paulo. July The congress recorded a record of over 860 submissions of scientific papers from 47 countries.
July — New coordination of the Health and Nature Committee announced (Coord. Moisés Marinho). August MAHLE Institute approves new funding for hybrid infrastructure at the 3rd WCTCIM.
August — Collaboration agreement with Software AG and the MAHLE Institute to support WCTCIM. August — Participation in Rio Innovation Week 2025 (Presentation: "Technology and Longevity: Innovations for an Active Life"). August — Participation in the 2nd Seminar on Ergonomics and Applied Technologies (SETA) (Lecture: "International Overview of Integrative Health").
August — Participation in the "Deliberative Dialogue" on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines for chronic conditions (Fiocruz Brasília / Ministry of Health). August — Job opening for an internship in Administration to support the Executive Secretariat. August Webinar "Integrative Pediatrics" (preparatory for the 3rd WCTCIM).
August — Collaboration with the World Naturopathic Federation (WNF) and PAHO/BIREME for the creation of the Naturopathy and Antimicrobial Resistance map. August-November — Conducting the study "Evaluation of the cost-effectiveness potential of the Farol model" (RD Saúde partnership). September Approval of the Evidence Map (Nature-Based Interventions) for the government of Goiás.
September — Participation in the 12th All Together Against Cancer Congress (TJCC) in São Paulo. September — Support for the 2nd State Meeting of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of São Paulo (Analândia, SP). September — Live broadcast "Mental health and community in global crises" (ABRATECOM partnership).
September — Participation in the 3rd Central-West Meeting on Integrative Health Practices. September — Participation of Ana Paula A. Ferreira in the SOLAR Program (leadership development) (ARCCIM, Australia).
September — Final Logistics and Operations Meeting of the 3rd WCTCIM. October — Holding of the 3rd World Congress of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine (3rd WCTCIM) at Riocentro (Rio de Janeiro). October — Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Centre Polytechnique EWE MEDJI (Benin) for collaboration and exchange in naturopathy.
October — Signing of a tripartite cooperation agreement with the South African Society for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (South Africa) and the European Society for Integrative Medicine (Germany) for research on medicinal plants. October Strategic meeting with WAHO (West African Health Organization) during the 3rd WCTCIM for a collaborative research agreement between Africa and Brazil on medicinal plants, mediated by... CABSIN.
November Presentation of the results of the "Farol Project" pilot to the RD Saúde Sustainability Committee. November CABSIN presents Evidence Maps at the XXIII National Seminar of University Libraries (SNBU 2025), highlighting the partnership with BIREME/PAHO/WHO. November — Final call for papers for the Frontiers special issue on Advances in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines and Sustainability.
November — Phytotherapy in the Brazilian Public Health System is the subject of analysis by CABSIN no The Conversation. November — In Memoriam: Dr. Armando Cáceres (1946–2025), a leading figure in phytochemistry and medicinal plants in Latin America. December — Dr. Caio Portella is elected President of the World Naturopathic Federation (WNF), consolidating Brazilian influence in global naturopathy.
December CABSIN On a mission to Asia for the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Brazil — conference in Hong Kong and meetings in Beijing. December — Publication of the 2025 Annual Report, consolidating the global expansion cycle of CABSIN. December — Dr. Ricardo Ghelman discusses mental health and integrative approaches in an interview with Bom Dia SP (Globo).
December Brazilian delegation (CABSINMinistry of Health and BIREMEPAHO (Pan American Health Organization) participates in the WHO's II Global Summit on Traditional Medicine (New Delhi, India) with presentations on evidence maps, evidence-based osteopathy, mindfulness, chronic pain, and multidisciplinary practice.
December — Ancestral knowledge and integrative health are highlighted in a Carta Capital report on the 3rd WCTCIM and the WHO's new strategy. December — Ordinary General Assembly of CABSIN Approves the 2025 financial report and strategic statutory reform with expansion of the board of directors. December — Delivery of the executive report of the "Health and Nature" Evidence Map to the Government of Goiás.
Other activities during the period Official integration into the BraveNet research network (USA). Creation of new strategic committees for CABSINMedical Rationalities and Research Methodologies, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Family Constellation Therapy, Indigenous Medicines, and Medicines of African and Afro-Diasporic Origin. Participation in FLIP 2025 (Casa do Cordel/IPHAN) for scientific dissemination.
Participation in SINTOMA 2025 (onco-hematology). Participation in SNBU 2025 (National Seminar of University Libraries). Brazilian delegation at the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine (India, December).
Election of Dr. Caio Portella as President of the World Naturopathic Federation (WNF). Continuation of the Farol Project (RD Saúde partnership), including quarterly newsletters and coordination with the City of São Paulo (SMS). Beginning of the structuring of the working group on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) with the World Naturopathic Federation (WNF).
Board of Directors, 5th composition — Management 2025–2027 Chief Executive Officer: Dr. Caio Fábio Schlechta Portella. Vice President Director: Dr. Ricardo Ghelman. Executive Director I: Dr. Adriana Nunes Wolffenbüttel (replacing Ana Paula Ferreira, who resigned).
Executive Director II: Dr. Fabiana dos Santos e Souza Frickmann. Executive Director III: Dr. Marcelo Demarzo. Expansion approved at the Extraordinary General Meeting of March 11, 2026, term until October 16, 2027.
January — Ministry of Health receives CABSIN for a strategic agenda in Brasilia, addressing the 20th anniversary of the Brazilian Policy on Integrative Health Practices and its alignment with the WHO Global Strategy 2025–2034.
January — International Integrative Medicine Day (January 23rd) celebrates the 2025 goals: WHO Strategy, expansion of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in the Brazilian Public Health System, 3rd WCTCIM and launch of the Global Library of Traditional Medicine. January Law No. 15. 345 regulates the practice of acupuncture in Brazil.
CABSIN It analyzes the impacts on patients, the Brazilian Public Health System, and research. January Call for papers for the European Journal of Integrative Medicine (EuJIM) special issue on Integrative Medicine in South America.
February — In memoriam: Prof. Madel Therezinha Luz (1939–2026), a visionary sociologist whose work on Medical Rationalities was fundamental to the legitimization of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines and the creation of the PNPIC (National Policy on Integrative and Complementary Practices).
February CABSIN and WAHO (West African Health Organization) on a mission in Benin — meetings to formalize a MoU of cooperation for the harmonization of Traditional Medicine in West Africa, inspired by the Brazilian model. February CABSIN It will now host Cochrane Complementary Medicine Brazil, promoting evidence-informed clinical decisions in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines and translating content into Portuguese.
February CABSIN Expands dialogue with the Chinese Embassy to strengthen cooperation in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines — research, regulation and scientific funding. February — LIVE – Tribute to Professor Madel Luz, bringing together experts to discuss her legacy on Medical Rationalities.
February — Holding an Open Meeting of CABSIN, with broad participation from the Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines community. March Mission India: Directors of CABSIN They are part of a Brazilian government mission to India to discuss the structured incorporation of Ayurveda into the Brazilian Public Health System and bilateral partnerships in integrative health.
March — Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of March 11 approves expansion of the board of directors from 3 to 5 members, Innovation Policy (ICT), new Internal Regulations and new legal nature of the CABSIN. March — Launch of the Cochrane Complementary Medicine satellite in Brazil, led by CABSIN. March — Finalization of the scientific article for the "Health and Nature" Evidence Map for international submission.
March Frontiers in Public Health launches a special open-access edition of the 3rd WCTCIM 2025, consolidating the congress's legacy.
April Mission to China (Beijing): the CABSIN signs two Memoranda of Understanding with Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (BUCM) — one in the area of clinical Chinese medicine and the other in the pharmacology of medicinal plants — opening cooperation in research in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
April — Online event "The Scientific Nature of Homeopathy", bringing together national and international speakers to discuss the scientific basis and potential of Homeopathy.
May CABSIN [The organization] participated in the 5th National Congress of Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health (5th CONGREMedicinas Tradicionais Complementares e Integrativas), at the Federal University of Bahia (Salvador), as a partner of the Ministry of Health; the event marked the 20th anniversary of the National Policy on Integrative and Complementary Practices (PNPIC).
May — The Ministry of Health creates the National Coordination of Integrative and Complementary Practices in Health, announced by Minister Alexandre Padilha at the opening of the 5th CONGRE on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines; CABSIN It celebrates a historic milestone for comprehensive care in the Brazilian Public Health System.
May — International webinar Brazil–Mexico–Peru on innovative experiences in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines (May 13), with support from CABSIN, from the Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of the Americas and the WHO Collaborating Centre (Peru).
May CABSIN It reinforces the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) based on evidence in Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines, during the month of Rational Use of Medicines. May — Premiere of "Papo" CABSIN", a new series of interviews; the first edition addresses the strategic role of nursing (COFEN) in offering Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines in the Brazilian Public Health System."
May — International webinar "Botanical Safety" on the regulation of herbal medicines and botanical products (May 28), with support from CABSIN, from the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) and the Network of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicines of the Americas. May — Publication of the 2nd issue of monographs from the Pharmacological Validation of Brazilian Medicinal Plants project (Farmanguinhos/Fiocruz partnership).
May CABSIN It is progressing in the process of transforming itself into an Institute of Science and Technology (ICT), with international (including Charité, from Berlin) and national strategic consultancies, following up on the statutory reform approved in March. June Negotiations are underway for a research and intervention project in Pernambuco (PE).
June — Expansion of Anthroposophic External Therapies (TEAn) to Goiânia (GO), with approved funding (R$ 100), including an integrative pediatric oncology front in partnership with Hospital Cora. June CABSIN She is part of the coordination of the International Network of Integrative Pediatrics (INIP) and the organization of the Integrative Pediatrics Track at the International Congress of Integrative Medicine in December 2026 (Turkey).
June — Live broadcast from the Osteopathy Committee: "From the medical department to the field: how osteopathy impacts performance in modern football" (June 18). June — Open Meeting of the Mental Health and Spirituality Committee: "Human Flourishing, Mental Health and Spirituality" (June 19).
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