Faculty of Human Medicine

“The family doctor: more than just a primary care physician”

Dr. Vladimir Bustinza, a professor at the Faculty of Human Medicine, explains the importance of specialization for family doctors.

Human Medicine student takes second place in INS competition

Since 2016, and with the aim of promoting health research, "Evidence Week" has been celebrated. This year it took place from November 23 to 27.

Faculty of Human Medicine

UDEP at international course-workshop on university management

The second module of the course-workshop “Comprehensive Leadership in University Management: Promoting Transformational Change” was attended by academic and administrative directors from several universities.

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November 14: World Diabetes Day

Dr. Vladimir Bustinza, from the Faculty of Human Medicine, explains what this disease is and what the symptoms are for early detection and health care.

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A Nobel Prize for repairing the genome

Dr. Jaime Millás, a professor at the Faculty of Human Medicine, explains the impact of the research that won this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Students and professors celebrated Human Medicine Faculty Week

As part of Peruvian Medicine Day, celebrated on October 5, students and professors held a master class, presented research, prepared for the university games, among other activities.

Faculty of Human Medicine

They will teach a virtual course on structural biochemistry

Following the guidelines of the 68th World Health Assembly (2015), the Faculty of Human Medicine will organize a series of activities with the aim of strengthening and encouraging research on bacterial resistance.

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Harambee: an initiative for everyone to collaborate

On World Humanitarian Day, it is fitting to mention Harambee. This initiative promotes a new way of viewing African reality, disseminating the values, qualities, and future possibilities of the African continent.

International Left-Handers Day

Laterality and health

The existence of left-handed individuals has been known for many years, and most researchers estimate that they make up 10% of the population. In some cultures, being left-handed is frowned upon.

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World Breastfeeding Week

During this World Breastfeeding Week, let us emphasize the importance of promoting this activity that protects newborns and their mothers.

OPINION ARTICLE

Prevention is the best strategy

Herd immunity through primary infection cannot be a valid and ethical health strategy in modern medicine, as achieving such protection will cost many people their lives.

Dr. Damián García-Olmo

Expert explains the use of stem cells to alleviate lung inflammation caused by COVID-19

Dr. Damián García-Olmo, a member of the Advisory Council of the Faculty of Human Medicine at UDEP, is participating in the study, along with specialists from Europe and North America, to find a therapy using these cells.

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The heroic blood transfusion

It is proven that blood transfusions do not produce any negative effects on donors and that, rather, they can greatly benefit another person and even save their life.

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World Allergy Day

July 8th is World Allergy Day, a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, for various reasons.

DR. VLADIMIR BUSTINZA

“A face shield is not a substitute for a face mask.”

The professor of Human Medicine at UDEP recommends the use of face masks, especially in the current context, where many of us will go out to fulfill our work activities and will inevitably have social contact.

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Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome

July 3rd is International Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome Day, which aims to spread knowledge of this pathology, also among doctors, to quickly reach an accurate diagnosis.