Dr. Luis Bahamondes, president of CEMICAMP, becomes Emeritus Professor at UNICAMP.
It is with great honor that we congratulate Professor Dr. Luis Bahamondes, president of CEMICAMP, on his extraordinary achievement of becoming Emeritus Professor at UNICAMP.
This is a well-deserved recognition for his tireless dedication to education and research throughout his distinguished academic career. His passion for teaching and his significant contributions to the academic field of sexual and reproductive health inspire us all.
Perspectives on Contraceptive Research in the Dominican Republic, Chile, and Brazil
This month, the CTI Exchange highlights the voices of researchers in contraceptives in Latin America.
"Perspectives on #Research regarding #Contraceptives in the Dominican Republic, Chile, and Brazil"
Dr. Valeria Bahamondes interviews Dr. Vivian Brache (#Profamilia - Dominican Republic), Dr. María José Miranda (Chilean Institute of Reproductive Medicine - #ICMER), and Dr. Luis Bahamondes, president of #CEMICAMP and professor at the University of Campinas. They all share their experiences in conducting clinical trials and contribute their insights into their careers in contraceptive research. Watch the full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaPj61GEKeEhttps://www.ctiexchange.org/post/contraceptive-research-perspectives-from-the-dominican-republic-chile-and-brazil
The President of CEMICAMP, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, participated in the Innovation Equity Forum 2023.
On July 5th and 6th, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, President of CEMICAMP, participated in the Innovation Equity Forum. The event was organized by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation in Bethesda, Maryland, USA. This event reinforced and contributed to discussions and exchanges of experiences among leaders and professionals in the field, aiming to drive scientific progress and the development of equitable solutions in the healthcare sector.
Aline Munezero, HUB/OMS student, defends her master's thesis.
Today, 29/06/2023, master's student Aline Munezero defended her thesis titled "KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION OF VIOLATION OF LABOR RIGHTS DURING PREGNANCY: A CROSS-SECTIONAL AND MULTICENTER STUDY WITH BRAZILIAN PUERPERAS", under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Renato Teixeira Souza and co-guidance of Prof. Dr. José Guilherme Cecatti.
The student has a scholarship from HUB/OMS/CEMICAMP. Congratulations, Aline, on your achievement!
Recrutamento de voluntárias para pesquisa de tratamento da TPM
O Centro de Pesquisas em Saúde Reprodutiva de Campinas (CEMICAMP), ONG criada por pesquisadores da Faculdade de Ciências Médicas (FCM), está buscando voluntárias para um estudo com objetivo de avaliar a eficácia de tratamento para controle de sintomas pré-menstruais (como dor de cabeça, dor nas mamas, inchaço ou tristeza). A pesquisa é de responsabilidade do professor Luis Guillermo Bahamondes, do Departamento de Tocoginecologia da FCM.
As interessadas devem ter entre 18 e 39 anos, usar ou ter interesse em usar pílula anticoncepcional (que pode ajudar em alguns dos sintomas de TPM). A duração do estudo é de cinco ciclos menstruais (cinco meses a nove meses de participação), com consultas presenciais.
O que será testado?
Será avaliado o uso de um medicamento em conjunto com a pílula anticoncepcional com o objetivo de diminuir os sintomas da TPM.
Corro risco de engravidar?
A pílula contraceptiva NÃO ESTÁ em teste, a mulher utilizará pílulas contraceptivas que já são comercializadas no brasil, então taxa de proteção é a mesma dentro, ou fora do estudo.
Como participo?
Para se inscrever acesse o formulário clicando AQUI. E então aguarde nosso contato.
Assista a chamada da EPTV sobre esta pesquisa
As pílulas sozinhas ou associadas a um tratamento podem melhorar alguns sintomas chatos que aparecem durante o período pré-menstrual (a famosa TPM). Dentre eles encontramos:
- Tristeza e vontade de chorar
- Irritabilidade
- Ansiedade
- Insônia
- Fome em excesso ou falta de apetite
- Sonolência
- Dificuldade de concentração
Você possui alguns destes sintomas? Podemos te ajudar! Entre em contato conosco para que possamos enviar o cadastro de nosso estudo de tratamento da TPM em mulheres que usam ou querem usar a pílula contraceptiva.
Compartilhe também com amigas e conhecidas!
TPM
pode ser
tratada!
Você não precisa sofrer com os sintomas pré-menstruais.
Existe quem ache que a TPM é uma lenda inventada por mulheres. Mas não é assim! A TPM é um conjunto de sintomas físicos e psicológicos associados às variações hormonais. As mulheres podem apresentar mais de 200 sintomas diferentes durante a TPM, e ela pode ter início no 15º dia do ciclo menstrual e tende a desaparecer no início da menstruação. Em recente pesquisa da UNICAMP (Universidade Estadual de Campinas) e do CEMICAMP (Centro de Pesquisa em Saúde Reprodutiva de Campinas) foi encontrado que 80% das mulheres são atingidas pela TPM.
A TPM varia de leve a extrema. A causa específica da síndrome não é conhecida, mas alguns fatores como idade, história de ciclos não interrompidos e genética, podem levar ao surgimento dos sintomas.
Além disso, como as variações hormonais não acontecem de forma idêntica todos os meses, os sintomas também acabam oscilando bastante de pessoa pra pessoa e também podem variar nos diferentes ciclos de uma mesma paciente.
O diagnóstico é feito com base nos sintomas, que são acompanhados e anotados ao longo do calendário mensal.
TPM tem cura?
Não existe uma cura definitiva para a TPM, porém é possível realizar tratamentos que diminuem ou acabam com sintomas indesejados durante o ciclo, aumentando o bem-estar e recuperando a qualidade de vida. O tratamento é individual e personalizado, já que varia de acordo com os sintomas e a intensidade de cada paciente.
O mais importante é saber que se a sua TPM te afeta bastante, você pode contornar isso!
Veja também:
Portal G1 - Unicamp busca voluntárias para estudo de tratamento de sintomas pré-menstruais.
UNICAMP - Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Testes de tratamento da TPM.
A CidadeON - Unicamp busca voluntárias para testes de tratamento da TPM.
IG Portal de Notícias - Unicamp busca voluntárias para testes de tratamento da TPM
Jornal da UNICAMP - CEMICAMP procura voluntárias para tratamento da TPM
Dúvidas podem ser resolvidas diretamente com o CEMICAMP: (19) 99934-1963.
Doutoranda Miriam Camas, aluna HUB OMS - CEMICAMP compartilha sua experiência no painel técnico “Technical discussion – HRP Alliance hub presentation”
Dr. Luis Bahamondes delivers a lecture at the 16th Obstetrics and Gynecology Meeting of Tocantins.
The President of CEMICAMP, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, was one of the speakers at the 16th Obstetrics and Gynecology Meeting of Tocantins, recently held in Palmas from March 9 to 11, 2023, by SOGITO. During his presentation, he discussed Advances in Contraception and the importance of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) for women's reproductive health. He emphasized that these methods are highly effective and safe, with very low failure rates, and can be inserted immediately after childbirth without affecting breastfeeding.
Additionally, the research conducted by his doctoral student Fabiana Cândida, who studied pain classification during IUD insertion in adolescents with her research team, was presented. The study assessed pain and discomfort during IUD insertion in adolescents using a numerical pain scale and a subjective assessment questionnaire. The results showed that pain was reported as moderate by most adolescents, but the majority reported that the insertion was easier than they had expected. For more details about this event, visit the official website: https://sogito.com.br/
Periodic Scientific Update Meeting with HUB-OMS scholarship holders (CEMICAMP)
This Tuesday, 03/07/2023, the Periodic Scientific Update Meeting took place with postgraduate students, HUB-WHO (CEMICAMP) scholarship holders. This activity is fundamental for the development of new researchers and research in the area of health within the HUB-WHO program. It allows fellows to receive important feedback and guidance to improve their research and to keep up to date on the latest discoveries in the area, in addition to stimulating collaboration and knowledge sharing among team members.
The CEMICAMP President, Dr Luis Bahamondes, coordinated this meeting and the following students were present: Aline Munezero, Jacques Versailles, Miriam Alejandra Camas Castillo, Negli Rene Gallardo Alvarado, Charles M. Poca Charles, Miguel Alejandro S. Contreras, Celia Jose Laice Sitoe, Suzana Ivete Alfredo Manhiça, Luis Marcelo Noles Rodrigues, Marta Pedro Nhauche, Montas Laporte, Sherley Meteleus and Maria de Lurdes Paulo Dias.
International Women's Day 2023
On this International Women's Day, it is important to recognize and value the work of women. Here at CEMICAMP, our team is mostly female and our women work in the area of reproductive health in the most diverse fields of research and in a multidisciplinary way.
The work of these women is fundamental for the promotion of the health and well-being of other women, and their dedication and competence are an inspiration for all who fight for their rights and for a more just and egalitarian society in terms of gender and sexuality.
Launch of Small Grants Initiative articles in PAHO magazine
This Tuesday, 03/07/2023, the Special Supplement of the PAHO magazine was launched, carried out with the projects that were part of the Small Grants, in which CEMICAMP actively participated in the 2019 public notice. From receipt and evaluation of proposals to the selection of 11 projects in eight countries: Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru; going through the monitoring of the development of each project until publication in the PAHO magazine.
To mark this launch, CEMICAMP President, Dr. Luis Bahamondes, and other researchers who worked on this project, participated in a Webinar that sought to further integrate all the production of knowledge and value generated in this initiative. There were a total of 250 participants.
PAHO (The Pan American Journal of Public Health) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal with articles on public health in countries of the Americas, published by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and an important source of information for professionals and researchers. . The Small Grants is part of actions by the World Health Organization (WHO) that provide funding for research projects in sexual and reproductive health, especially for developing countries.
Check the published articles on the PAHO website: https://www.paho.org/journal/en/special-issues/sexual-and-reproductive-health-migrants-venezuela-and-central-america