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Pronabec announces two competitions for 150 scholarships
“The "School Talent Scholarship" and "School Sports Scholarship" programs will fund the education of 150 young Peruvians. Applications for these scholarships close on June 26.
opinion article
The ethics of COVID-19 vaccines
A WHO report indicates that there are currently 136 active projects to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. At least six, according to the journal Science, use human fetal cells in their production. .
opinion article
June 20: National Hepatitis B Awareness Day
This day aims to raise awareness about the impact of this disease, as well as to take action to prevent it in the Peruvian population.
opinion article
The new coronavirus: questions and answers for the general public
Our healthcare system has already collapsed, and if we get sick, we won't receive timely care. There's also no medication effective enough against the virus. Prevention is key to our success in overcoming this pandemic.
opinion article
The value of virtue in personal excellence
In these times of pandemic we have learned to value things we took for granted: greeting a friend or relative in person; going for a walk or doing sports; celebrating a family gathering, among others.
DR. VLADIMIR BUSTINZA
Myths and truths about home remedies to combat COVID-19
Dr. Vladimir Bustinza, a professor at the Faculty of Human Medicine of UDEP, talks about the home remedies or preparations recommended on social media to combat the coronavirus.
opinion article
How to prevent respiratory illnesses in children?
At home, we must reinforce preventive measures with our children. Let's take this opportunity to teach them proper handwashing, as well as self-care and protecting their health. The future is in their hands.
IN THE FACE OF COVID-19
‘Cleaning and disinfection tips upon entering your home
Dr. Vladimir Bustinza, a professor at the Faculty of Human Medicine, gives some recommendations for the hygiene of people, food, and pets that enter our homes.
opinion article
Importance of vaccine development for the treatment and cure of the new virus: the coronavirus case
From April 25 to May 2, Vaccination Week in the Americas will be celebrated under the slogan “Love. Trust. Protect. Get vaccinated.” Ms. Rojas highlights the importance of this topic in this article.
ON THE FRONT LINE OF BATTLE
How can a mechanical ventilator save your life?
What is the purpose of these devices that aim to give humanity a respite? Various Peruvian institutions are working on building this equipment, including UDEP, but what are they and how do they work?
opinion article
Epilepsy: a global health imperative
Purple Day was celebrated on March 26th, with the aim of promoting awareness about epilepsy and dispelling common myths and fears about this neurological disorder.
Faculty of Human Medicine
Students took 2nd place in the National Institutes of Health marathon
Depression in Peru was the theme of the “Second Health Evidence Marathon 2019”, a competition in which three students from the Faculty of Human Medicine of the University of Piura, Lima, participated.
In vitro fertilization: parents at any price?
On Thursday, November 21st, a discussion was held that addressed the topic of in vitro fertilization from a medical and legal perspective, presented by doctors Edgar Tejada (Faculty of Medicine)
Peruvian Psychiatry Day
Why are mental illnesses increasing and the number of psychiatrists decreasing?
As every year, November 20th was celebrated as Peruvian Psychiatry Day in remembrance of the birth of its founder, Professor Hermilio Valdizán. We analyze the current state of this science.
Opinion: Faculty of Human Medicine
The doctor-patient relationship: the raison d'être of medical activity
It is important that students of Human Medicine recognize the principles that will give reason and make a difference in the treatment of their future patients, taking into account their human dignity.
Peruvian Medicine Day
Daniel Alcides Carrión and the virtues that a student of human medicine should possess
Every year in October, the country remembers Daniel Alcides Carrión, a medical student and the Father of Peruvian Medicine, who sacrificed his life for science. In 1991, he was declared a National Hero.
