In this area you can find highlights, photos, and materials from conferences and presentations where I have shared my experience in acupuncture and pain therapy. These events bring together professionals and people interested in understanding how integrative approaches can improve well-being and support modern medicine. A journey through science, practice, and communication.
It was an honor and a great emotion for me to present acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine as support for Multiple Sclerosis care. In the presentation, I illustrated evidence and clinical cases demonstrating how this approach helps reduce pain, fatigue, and improve sleep and quality of life, emphasizing the safety of the practice and the importance of collaboration with neurologists for personalized and multidisciplinary care pathways.
An evening dedicated to exploring what it means today to talk about medical acupuncture: from the roots of Traditional Chinese Medicine to its dialogue with scientific research, including clinical studies, guidelines and its role within national health services. Through practical examples we looked at how acupuncture can complement conventional treatments in chronic pain, gastrointestinal disorders, women’s health and support for oncology patients, as part of an integrated and personalized care pathway.
Being part of the conference on Pain Management in Palliative Care was a valuable opportunity to discuss how an early, integrated approach can truly improve the quality of life for oncological and non-oncological patients. In my talk I explored the multidimensional nature of pain, the thoughtful use of pharmacological treatments and the role of Integrative Medicine, such as acupuncture, in reducing symptoms, side effects and emotional burden. I also stressed the importance of close teamwork between palliative care specialists, oncologists, general practitioners and support professionals in building personalized care pathways that are genuinely centered on the person and their family.
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