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The São Paulo meeting prioritized questions for study in traditional, complementary and integrative medicine.

The consultation considered how traditional care in the Americas could be studied through a coordinated research agenda.

The research priority process focused on what still needs investigation, rather than declaring every approach effective.

Publication date: BIREME described presenting a pre-beta Global Traditional Medicine Library linked to a Brazil research consultation.

Publication date: PAHO discussed translations and culturally adapted interfaces for Indigenous users.

Publication date: director João Paulo Souza presented a library still under development, months before its official launch.

Publication date: WHO described efforts to set a global research agenda for traditional, complementary and integrative medicine.

Publication date: prioritizing research highlights gaps in knowledge about safety, effectiveness and health system use.

Publication date: the WHO initiative examines traditional medicine across regions instead of treating any one system as universal.

Publication date: the global research priorities aim to guide studies and data collection for informed policy.