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News # 73 | nov. 2017

Editorial Note
The past in the present

This is undoubtedly an issue of the newsletter that tells us about the importance of the past in the present: we have the news of the Retirement Lesson of one of FMUL’s Full Professors, Professor José Pereira Miguel; the news of the designation of a name, that of João Lobo Antunes, to the Great Auditorium of the Egas Moniz Building, the same given to the Institute of Molecular Medicine; we also have the news of the evocative session that marked this attribution. We understand that this is also our mission as a Newsletter, to evoke and register for future memory […]

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FMUL AND CHNL JOINT NOTICE

The Board of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon and the Board of Directors of CHLN would like to publicly express their deepest thanks to all the professionals of both institutions who were involved in the joint effort to respond promptly and with the highest professionalism to the fire on the past Wednesday night, which partially destroyed our Aula Magna. We would like to highlight the excellent collaboration between the teams of both institutions in monitoring the whole process. We are still in the aftermath and evaluating the damages, but we can say that the prompt action […]

Innovative surgery performed at the Northern Lisbon Hospital Centre

The ophthalmology department of the Northern Lisbon Hospital Centre (CHLN) introduced a new surgical technique in the area of Glaucoma in Portugal. The person responsible for using this innovative technique was Professor Luís Abegão Pinto, Professor at FMUL and Ophthalmologist at Santa Maria Hospital. According to the Professor, the surgery consists in the adaptation and fusion of two techniques that will allow patients greater safety in the long term, thus decreasing the probability of causing damage to the eye structures. The use of this surgical technique leads to a shorter postoperative period, with a shorter recovery period. Before being used […]

João Lobo Antunes Bioethics Award

Created by the Ministry of Health, the João Lobo Antunes Bioethics Award aims to distinguish work that contributes, “due to its relevance, originality and degree of innovation, to the advancement of the discipline of Bioethics in its various aspects.” Applications for this award must be submitted between 1 and 31 January 2018. Read the regulations and the dispatch published in the government’ Official Gazette here Additional information here Source: National Health Service

Electoral Results for the School Council and for the Pedagogical Council

⇒ For the School Council: Lecturers and researchers: Total registered voters – five hundred and sixty four (564) Total voters – fifty seven (57) Voters in the List of Representatives of Lecturers and Researchers presented by Professor José Ferro (single list – Delegate: Professor Helena Cortez Pinto) – fifty four (54) Blank votes – two (2) Null votes – one (1) Non-teaching and non-research staff: Total registered voters – one hundred and forty nine (149) Total voters – eighty seven (87) Voters on the T List of non-teaching and non-research representatives presented by Sónia Barroso (MA) (single list – Delegate: Margarida […]

Maria de Sousa receives the University of Lisbon Award 2017

Maria de Sousa, “one of the first Portuguese women to be recognized internationally for her scientific discoveries”, Immunologist, Retired Professor of the Abel Salazar Biomedical Sciences Institute, University of Porto, and former student of our Faculty, on 13 November received the University of Lisbon Award 2017. This Award aims to distinguish an individual for his or her notable contribution to the advance of science or culture and for emphasizing the stance of Portugal in the world. The Professor started her speech evoking Bernardino Machado “To be educated is to be free. If, due  to the prestige of the name it […]

University of Lisbon/Caixa Geral de Depósitos Scientific Awards

The University of Lisbon, in partnership with Caixa Geral de Depósitos, has granted the University of Lisbon/Caixa Geral de Depósitos Scientific Awards to reward scientific research and encourage international publication. These awards are granted to several study areas and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon was awarded through its Lecturers. Of note is the award of the ULisboa/CGD Scientific Award in the areas of Biology, Biological Engineering, Biochemistry and Biotechnology to Nuno Correia dos Santos, and in the area of Health to Joaquim Coutinho Ferreira, both Lecturers at FMUL. It is also worth mentioning that during the […]

Study “Hepatitis C – assessment of prevalence (and risk behaviours) in an injected drug use environment”

The study “Hepatitis C – Evaluation of the prevalence (and risk behaviours) in an injected drug use environment” was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Northern Lisbon Hospital Centre (CHLN), the Lisbon Academic Studies Centre (CAML) and the National Commission for Data Protection, under the coordination of Professor Francisco Antunes, from the Institute of Environmental Health – Faculty of Medicine, University of Lisbon. On 20 and 31 October, the training of the first group of study researchers took place in the espaço Intendente of the Group of Activists undergoing Treatment (GAT). All information in the November Newsletter of the […]

Carmo Fonseca and Luís Costa – Winners of the Professor João Gomes-Pedro Pedagogical Merit Prize

On 15 November, Beyond MEd, the annual meeting of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (FMUL) on Medical Education, was held at the João Lobo Antunes Grand Auditorium of the Egas Moniz Building. This event began four years ago as a joint initiative of the Pedagogical Council and the FMUL Student Association, initially receiving the name “Pedagogy and Medical Education Day – PME Day”. In the following editions, the Department of Medical Education also became a partner and, over the years, it has been growing within the School, with a growing number of participants, which this year […]

X Curso de Actualização sobre Sida, Tuberculose e Hepatites

No âmbito da cooperação com os PALOP´s, ao abrigo da Plataforma de Apoio ao Financiamento e Desenvolvimento do Projecto de Cooperação com a África Lusófona, envolvendo a Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa (FMUL) / Associação para a Investigação e Desenvolvimento da Faculdade de Medicina (AIDFM) e a Indústria Farmacêutica realizou-se em Maputo – Moçambique, o X Curso de Actualização sobre Sida, Tuberculose e Hepatites, de 06 a 09 de Novembro de 2017 (Programa do Curso e figura 1). Este Curso foi organizado pela Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa (FMUL) e pela Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade […]

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The Teacher José Fernandes e Fernandes

He is 70 years old and has a life full of experiences and memories to tell others. With a solid path built in the area of vascular surgery, he was also Professor at, and Director of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon. A man with deep roots, he soon had a thirst for the world and left for London, where he lived for three years. He says that “happiness is caused by the occurrence of the right elements” and that these arise from chance – Serendipity – was the title of his last lecture. But it was […]

The subtleties of the brain a step away from being unveiled by a Startup

  We meet at the terrace of the IMM, while she has lunch in a hurry, something healthy she carries in her bag. It’s November, but the sun is still there. Spontaneous and communicative, she describes herself as optimistic and tenacious, but it was stubborness that brought her to Portugal and has kept her here. She came three years ago from King’s College in London, where she lived for twelve years and lectured for a while, but her true vocation is research. In London, she looked up images of the brain with schizophrenia, here she studies that feelings go through […]

Events
Tribute to João Lobo Antunes

One year after the death of João Lobo Antunes, friends, family members, lecturers and students, among others, gathered in the Auditorium of the Egas Moniz Building of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (FMUL) to celebrate the life and work of the Man who now gives his name to the Auditorium and to the Institute of Molecular Medicine (IMM). The ceremony was attended by former Presidents Ramalho Eanes, Jorge Sampaio and Aníbal Cavaco Silva, whose candidatures, in the case of the last two, João Lobo Antunes was the national representative, later serving on the Council of State […]

Retirement Lesson of Professor José Pereira Miguel: «Challenges of Preventive Medicine: From Memories to the Future»

On 22 November, at 11:00 a.m., the Retirement Lesson of Professor José Pereira Miguel, Full Professor of the Faculty of Medicine and one of the leading figures of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, took place at the João Lobo Antunes Auditorium. “Challenges of Preventive Medicine: From Memories to the Future” was the title the Professor chose for the session. The Auditorium was filled with people who somehow accompanied the life and career of Professor Pereira Miguel, fellow professors and physicians, students, prominent political personalities, including former health ministers and other leaders. And also one of the men that Professor Pereira […]

Conference “Where does mental illness begin?”

On 2 November, the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon was full of participants attending the conference “Where does mental illness begin?” promoted by the AEFML, in collaboration with the Portuguese Association of Psychopathology and the Department of Psychiatry of the FMUL. This conference, moderated by the student and former president of AEFML Rafael Inácio, had a panel of speakers from the most diverse areas, composed of Professors Daniel Sampaio and António Diogo Telles Correia from the field of Psychiatry; Ana Sebastião from the area of Neuropharmacology; António Vaz Carneiro from Internal Medicine and […]

“DOCTORCITO” on the verge of becoming the new national hit

It is one of the most anticipated evenings of the year and perhaps the one that gathers more people connected with the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon. An audience of almost 3000 people, made up of lecturers, staff, students and alumni, gathered at Campo Pequeno on 8 November to applaud another night of entertainment, surprises and a sense of humour that leaves no one out.   The Medicine Evening took to the stage about 400 final year students, who satirized student life and created moments of huge artistic imagination. This year the show featured an opening in […]

More and Better
Mentoring Project

The Mentoring Project is a partnership between the Department of Pedagogy and Medical Education (DPEM) of the Students’ Association of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (AEFML) and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (FMUL). Its main aim is to integrate new FMUL students into the academic and social environment. As a result of the partnership between AEFML and FMUL, this 4th edition had several new features: The Mentor-Mentee distribution was made through a “Mentoring App” Matching App, whose pairing criteria are based on the interests of both as well as on the characteristics […]

Doctors and Society: For a History of Medicine in Portugal in the 20th century)

The work Médicos e Sociedade: Para uma História da Medicina em Portugal no séc. XX (Doctors and Society: For a History of Medicine in Portugal in the 20th century), coordinated by António Barros Veloso, recently published by the publishing house By the Book and launched on 9 November at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, fills a gap in the bibliography on the history of medicine in Portugal.   The various chapters were written by distinguished specialists and the preface is authored by Henrique Leitão, from the History of Science Centre of the University of Lisbon. The edition is the responsibility of […]

2017 Pfizer Awards for Discoveries in the fields of Vision, Malaria and Parkinson’s

Maria Mota, a researcher at IMM and professor at FMUL, Andreia Rosa, a physician at the Coimbra Hospital and University Centre and Rui Costa, a neuroscientist at the Champalimaud Foundation, were the winners of the 2017 Pfizer Awards, the oldest distinction in the field of biomedical research in our country. The Pfizer Awards were established by a partnership between the Pfizer laboratories and the Society of Medical Sciences of Lisbon, in the category of Clinical Research and are worth 20 thousand euros. Maria Mota and her team demonstrated that a caloric reduction of 30% in the diet slows the multiplication […]

SOLIDARITY CHRISTMAS FAIR

It is not 9am yet and on the 1st floor, next to the Students’ Association, the first tables that will make up the Solidarity Christmas Fair begin to be set up. The grey morning announcing rain does not take away the smile on the faces of the employees of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon. No matter what positions they occupy, or the working day that awaits them, they organize everything for a higher purpose, the Faculty to Help, a 10-member, non-profit organization that promotes this Christmas Fair. There are six institutions, all associated with Health, that […]

Consumo do álcool em crianças e jovens são-tomenses

Estudo demonstra que crianças e jovens são-tomenses bebem em excesso Isabel de Santiago, investigadora em Comunicação em Saúde e Assistente Convidada do Instituto de Medicina Preventiva e Saúde Pública da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa, declarou à Agência Lusa que «cerca de 58% dos rapazes e 43% das raparigas bebem excessivamente e com frequência em São Tomé e Príncipe». Isabel de Santiago é a autora principal de um estudo pioneiro sobre consumo de álcool em ambiente escolar em África. «Percebemos que não havia estudo algum sobre o consumo de álcool e drogas entre crianças e jovens em ambiente escolar […]

Research and Advanced Education
Postgraduate Course in Infectious Diseases – 12th Edition

The 12th Postgraduate Course on Infectious Illnesses is currently being held (2 October to 12 December 2017). This course has 89 teaching hours, involving lecturers, national and foreign specialists and has the participation of 40 students (doctors, pharmacists and nurses). This course also has the scientific sponsorship of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon, the Medical and Pharmaceutical Associations, the Central Lisbon Hospital Centre, the Curry Cabral Hospital, the Portuguese Society of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology and of the Portuguese Association for the Clinical Study of AIDS. This educational activity is supported by an independent educational […]

Publicações Científicas (FMUL/HSM/IMM) outubro – novembro 2017

Publicações Científicas (FMUL/HSM/IMM) outubro – novembro 2017 Biblioteca-CDI andresilva@medicina.ulisboa.pt A Newsletter pretende, neste espaço, dar aos seus leitores uma perspectiva da produção científica realizada na Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa, no Hospital de Santa Maria e no Instituto de Medicina Molecular. Para aceder ao texto integral dos artigos, deverá estar conectado à rede da FMUL. As bases de dados utilizadas foram a Pubmed e a Web of Science. Aceda aqui ao documento em PDF.

Science Space
New application detects early signs of Parkinson’s disease

 A group of Portuguese researchers from the Faculty of Human Kinetics helped develop a mobile application that allows the early detection of Parkinson’s disease. The application for Android devices (mobile phones or tablets) was created as part of an international project that brought together 11 organizations from six countries: Portugal, Greece, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Using this App from i-Prognosis is simple and accessible to any user. It is only necessary to write a message or just talk on the phone. What happens next is that these data are sent to a database with information about the […]

Progress in the fight against malaria

The research team lead by Maria Mota, Professor at FMUL and Researcher and Executive Director of the Institute of Molecular Medicine of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon, discovered that the parasite of the malaria virus, once installed in the liver of the host, develops a defence mechanism. This research showed the existence of a protein that blocks the process of self-destruction of the parasite in the liver. Additional information here Image: IMM

Pedagogical News
Notícias do Pedagógico – OUT/NOV’17

Nº​ ​99| OUT’17 PERSPETIVA UM CURSO SEM AULAS TEÓRICAS?  A nova política de educação médica da Universidade de Vermont pode ser resumida como ‘Torne-se médico, sem aulas teóricas’. Esta abordagem surge num panorama de declínio progressivo, a nível internacional, da frequência desta modalidade de aula. Importa então refletir sobre a questão: deverão as aulas teóricas ser eliminadas? Neste artigo curto e interessante do New England Journal of Medicine​, os autores analisam novas abordagens educativas, adaptadas a uma geração dita nativa digital e a um ambiente académico que cada vez mais espera a preparação prévia dos conteúdos. É salientado o valor de um contacto aluno-docente que […]

Keep in Mind
Research Day – 13 December

  Research Day is an initiative of the GAPIC and the AEFML which enjoys great success among students and young doctors, inasmuch as scientific research is an added value for personal and curricular development.  The 6th edition of Research Day will be held on 13 December at the David-Ferreira Amphitheatre. The research papers carried out by FMUL students in 2017 will be presented and the GAPIC David-Ferreira Prizes will be awarded to the best final papers/master theses of the 2016/2017 year. This year the following sessions stand out: Research Paths – Choosing to be a Clinician Scientist to improve our […]

2nd Edition of the Janssen Innovation Award

This award, which results from a partnership between Janssen Portugal and Universidade Católica Portuguesa, is aimed at scientists, researchers, health professionals and academics who work in Portugal. The application period will run until 31 January 2018. This edition aims to distinguish the scientific research conducted in the areas of Pulmonary Hypertension, Infectiology, Immunology, Neuroscience, and Oncology, with the award of a prize of 60 thousand euros, which will be distributed among the three best works. The projects can be submitted individually or as part of a group (research team) through this link* and must be unpublished, completed after 31 October […]

Sessões do CAML – Dez | 2017

7 dezembro: Caso Clínico – Ortopedia (CHLN/FMUL) 14 dezembro: Caso Clínico – Medicina II (CHLN/FMUL)

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 The past in the present
 FMUL AND CHNL JOINT NOTICE
 Innovative surgery performed at the Northern Lisbon Hospital Centre
 João Lobo Antunes Bioethics Award
 Electoral Results for the School Council and for the Pedagogical Council
 Maria de Sousa receives the University of Lisbon Award 2017
 University of Lisbon/Caixa Geral de Depósitos Scientific Awards
 Study “Hepatitis C – assessment of prevalence (and risk behaviours) in an injected drug use environment”
 Carmo Fonseca and Luís Costa – Winners of the Professor João Gomes-Pedro Pedagogical Merit Prize
 X Curso de Actualização sobre Sida, Tuberculose e Hepatites
 The Teacher José Fernandes e Fernandes
 The subtleties of the brain a step away from being unveiled by a Startup
 Tribute to João Lobo Antunes
 Retirement Lesson of Professor José Pereira Miguel: «Challenges of Preventive Medicine: From Memories to the Future»
 Conference “Where does mental illness begin?”
 “DOCTORCITO” on the verge of becoming the new national hit
 Mentoring Project
 Doctors and Society: For a History of Medicine in Portugal in the 20th century)
 2017 Pfizer Awards for Discoveries in the fields of Vision, Malaria and Parkinson’s
 SOLIDARITY CHRISTMAS FAIR
 Consumo do álcool em crianças e jovens são-tomenses
 Postgraduate Course in Infectious Diseases – 12th Edition
 Publicações Científicas (FMUL/HSM/IMM) outubro – novembro 2017
 New application detects early signs of Parkinson’s disease
 Progress in the fight against malaria
 Notícias do Pedagógico – OUT/NOV’17
 Research Day – 13 December
 2nd Edition of the Janssen Innovation Award
 Sessões do CAML – Dez | 2017
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