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International Conference on Health, Healing, and Traditional Medicine in Oceania

9th Dec – 10th Dec 2026 Moscow, Russia Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Health, Healing, and Traditional Medicine in Oceania conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the diverse healing practices employed by Indigenous communities across Oceania. It aims to highlight the significance of traditional knowledge systems in contemporary health paradigms.

This session focuses on the interplay between ritual practices and health outcomes in Oceania. It examines how spirituality influences healing processes and community wellbeing.

This track investigates the role of indigenous flora in traditional medicinal practices throughout Oceania. It seeks to document the knowledge surrounding plant-based remedies and their applications in modern healthcare.

This session analyzes the impact of colonial histories on health systems and practices in Oceania. It aims to understand how colonial encounters have shaped contemporary health policies and community health outcomes.

This track examines the challenges and opportunities presented by modernity to Indigenous health practices in Oceania. It encourages discussions on the integration of traditional and modern healthcare approaches.

This session explores how belief systems within Oceania influence health behaviors and outcomes. It aims to uncover the connections between cultural beliefs and health practices in various communities.

This track focuses on the relationship between social change and community wellbeing in Oceania. It seeks to identify strategies that promote health and resilience amidst evolving social dynamics.

This session investigates the role of cultural identity in shaping health practices among Oceania's diverse populations. It aims to highlight how identity influences access to and perceptions of health services.

This track examines existing policy frameworks that govern the use of traditional medicine in Oceania. It aims to discuss the implications of these policies for Indigenous health practices and community health.

This session analyzes the patterns of disease prevalent in Oceania and the traditional responses employed by communities. It seeks to understand the effectiveness of these responses in contemporary health contexts.

This track addresses issues of healthcare access and equity among Indigenous populations in Oceania. It aims to explore barriers to healthcare and propose solutions for improving health outcomes.