Medical student at Paulista School of Medicine (EPM) - Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP). Ccompleted high school at Colégio Etapa (2016-2018). Conducted a scientific research project titled Use of social media during pregnancy and postpartum: a means of education or misinformation? funded by FAPESP (process: 2022/03848-0) and supervised by Dr. Marair Gracio Ferreira Sartori. This project was presented at the 2023 Brazilian Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics and published in Femina journal in 2023. General Director of the Scientific Culture Department at the São Paulo campus (2023-2024). Former director and member of the Pediatric Surgery Academic League of the Paulista School of Medicine (EPM) (2021-2023). Member of the Kidney Academic League of EPM (2023-2024), with published works. Coordinator and volunteer of the Gynecological Health Volunteering Project (2022). Sports Director of the Pereira Barretto Academic Athletic Association (2022). Coordinator of the National Internship Department at the Local Coordination of Internships and Experiences (CLEV) of UNIFESP (2021-2022). Member of the Organizing Committee of the Brazilian International Congress of Medical Students (2023). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The internet is becoming increasingly relevant as a tool for accessing health content. Following this trend, the use of social networks is also increasing (Perrin, 2015). Social networks have several functions, such as consulting health information, which includes pelvic health, a topic of interest among pregnant and postpartum women. The pelvic floor (PF) is formed by a set of muscles, f…
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