26/10/2022

Cura's Pink October 2022 included lectures and 2 important events

In another year of actions, the Pink October events and actions held by the Cura Project Institute were a success.

The month dedicated to the fight against breast cancer had important events for the Institute
Cura Project, which held two events: the 3rd Cura Meetings and the 1st Immunotherapy Forum for Patients, which took place on October 7th and 8th in São Paulo.

Both events addressed essential issues in favor of Clinical Research in Brazil. As they took place in a hybrid way, they allowed the participation of a large audience, coming from different parts of Brazil.

Addressing the topic “Clinical Research as a Form of Social Inclusion - Expanding the
access to Clinical Research in Brazil”
, to 3rd Edition of Cura Meetings It was attended by
renowned medical researchers, representatives of NGOs, patients, the Pharmaceutical Industry, in addition to
important participation of the Ministry of Health and Anvisa. The event, which took place on October 7, promoted an unusual discussion between these important decision-making fronts regarding Clinical Research.

CLICK HERE and check out the recording of the 3rd Cura Meetings event

Already 1st Immunotherapy Forum for Patients, which took place on October 8, provided many significant explanations about immunotherapy - one of the most current and innovative types of cancer treatments. This knowledge was presented in a simple and didactic manner, making it easier for the public to understand. This was a good opportunity for the audience, in person and online, to ask questions about the topic.

Renowned oncologists and researchers were part of the Forum, such as Dr. Gustavo Werutsky - president of LACOG (Latin American Cooperative Oncology Group), Dr. Heloisa Resende - president of the Scientific Committee of the Cura Project Institute, Dr. William William and Dr. Lilian Arruda - members of the Cure Committee and Dr. Jose Márcio Figueiredo - director of the Cancer Institute Brazil. These are all medical professionals who go hand in hand with the Cura Project.

CLICK HERE and check out the recording of the 1st Immunotherapy Forum event for
Patients

Along with the events, the Cura Project Institute also launched
warfare “Research Save Lives Movement”, who seeks to raise awareness about
importance of scientific research. To be aware and to be able to engage with the cause,
Follow our social networks @projetocura

Watch the exciting campaign launch video BY CLICKING HERE.

Still as part of the actions of Pink October, the Cura Project Institute was held on the 13th of
October, at Prio, in Rio de Janeiro, speaking to the company's employees about prevention and the importance of early diagnosis of breast cancer, through a lecture by Dr. Jose Bines, and also about how important clinical research is for cancer patients and for society, with the participation of the President of Cura, Fernanda Schwyter.

On October 24, the Cura Project Institute participated in an online chat with
employees of Arteris, through the collaboration of the oncologist Dr. Ricardo Caponero and from the President of Cura, Fernanda Schwyter.

On October 25, Fernanda Schwyter and the vice-president of the Cura Project Institute, Alcina Mara, participated in TurniCast, a podcast hosted by Leandro Caleguer and Vitor Dias, about the importance of scientific research in the fight against cancer.

https://youtu.be/4rNcNipNUQM

Our objectives in participating in live shows and lectures at various companies are those of to make society aware of the benefits of research to combat cancer and to engage them in actions to obtain resources to finance studies.

To learn more about the Cura Project projects, visit our Donation tab, follow our Social Networks @projetocura or contact us at eventos@projetocura.org

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