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International Conference on Health, Healing, and Traditional Medicine in Latin America

11th Aug – 12th Aug 2026 Zurich, Switzerland

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Conference Session Tracks

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Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 3 SDG 4 SDG 9 SDG 10
01 Indigenous Healing Practices in Latin America +

This track explores the diverse indigenous healing systems across Latin America, emphasizing their cultural significance and efficacy. Papers may examine the integration of traditional practices with contemporary health paradigms.

02 Cultural Rituals and Health Outcomes +

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural rituals and health outcomes in Latin American communities. Contributions should analyze how rituals influence wellness and disease management.

03 Biomedicine and Traditional Medicine: A Comparative Analysis +

This track invites discussions on the relationship between biomedicine and traditional healing practices in Latin America. Papers should critically assess the challenges and opportunities for integration.

04 Plants and Healing: Ethnobotanical Perspectives +

This session highlights the role of plants in traditional medicine, focusing on ethnobotanical knowledge and practices in Latin America. Contributions should explore the implications for public health and conservation.

05 Spirituality and Health: Indigenous Perspectives +

This track examines the connections between spirituality and health within indigenous communities in Latin America. Papers should investigate how spiritual beliefs shape health practices and perceptions of illness.

06 Colonial Encounters and Medical Practices +

This session analyzes the impact of colonial encounters on traditional medical practices in Latin America. Contributions should explore historical and contemporary implications for health systems.

07 Public Health Initiatives and Traditional Knowledge +

This track focuses on the integration of traditional knowledge into public health initiatives in Latin America. Papers should evaluate case studies that highlight successful collaborations.

08 Cultural Practices and Disease Perception +

This session investigates how cultural practices influence perceptions of disease and health in Latin American societies. Contributions should address the implications for health education and policy.

09 Global Health and Local Healing Systems +

This track explores the relevance of local healing systems within the context of global health challenges. Papers should discuss the potential for traditional practices to inform global health strategies.

10 Wellness and Traditional Medicine: A Holistic Approach +

This session examines the concept of wellness through the lens of traditional medicine in Latin America. Contributions should explore holistic approaches that encompass physical, mental, and spiritual health.

11 Medical Anthropology and Healing Systems +

This track invites papers that apply medical anthropology to the study of healing systems in Latin America. Contributions should focus on the cultural, social, and political dimensions of health and healing.