Report from the Second World Health Congress in Prague
by Tomáš Pfeiffer, Institute for TCIM/CAM
2nd World Health Congress in Prague was held on 10th – 12th September 2021, for the first time in Europe in a fully interactive 3D interface, in which, beside lectures of local and global experts in the area of Traditional, Complementary, Integrative, and Alternative Medicine (TCIM/CAM), it was possible to visit also several dozens of poster presentations and virtual exhibition booths. Overall the Congress offered more than 50 presentations and 30 booths from 16 countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, which were visited by nearly 1200 attendees.
Our association – ANME – participated in the World Health Congress 2021 Prague. The President Nora Laubstein presented there two contributions, titled Results of the european-wide ANME-survey and Nosodes - wanted by patients, needed by practitioners. Advisory Board member Maria Leoni Georgopoulou spoke on the topic of Flower essences in the current crisis of covid, and Dr. Karin Lenger presented Homeopathic efficiency according to the physical resonance principle.
Genesis2021 - a European Health Union is emerging...
by Nora Laubstein
In the beginning there was the “new Green Deal”. In her inaugural speech in 2019, the new EU Commission President chose melodious words such as the “United Nations Sustainable Development Goals”, a “new departure for climate protection”, a “fairer agricultural policy” and, associated with this, the catchphrase of “health in all political areas”. Did Ursula von der Leyen suspect what would happen three months after her inaugural address? The little virus Covid turned many plans into emergency plans, changed budgets, lifestyles and freedom of travel.
“Science-Innovation-Policies”
Report from the 9th World Health Summit 2017 in Berlin, 15th-17th of October
A political update: What’s going on in mainstream Health Policies?
By Nora Laubstein
About 2000 participants attended the three day World Health Summit (WHS) in Berlin under the patronage of Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron and German Health Minister Herman Gröhe. The presidency for this year was held by Helene Boisjoly, University of Montreal and WHS-founding President Detlev Ganten, Charite-University. Both are partners of the M8-Alliance, a 2009 founded network of 20 global Academic Health Centers, Universities and National Academies.