Ana Bonassa
Biologist from the State University of Maringá, she holds a master's and doctorate in Sciences, with emphasis in Human Physiology, from the Institute of Biomedical Sciences at USP. She also has a postdoctoral degree in Energy Metabolism from the Institute of Chemistry at USP. Her academic trajectory is linked to metabolism, physiology and diabetes, a theme that also appears in her public work against health misinformation. She is co-founder of Nunca Vi 1 Cientista and works as a science communicator and disseminator.
Femtechs, Data and Care: When Technology Goes Beyond Medicine Made for Them
Science and medicine for decades have used the male body as the "standard," creating gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and the design of solutions for women. The panel discusses how to correct these biases, expand who researches and makes decisions, and strengthen innovations in women's health — such as femtechs and more integrated, accessible, and humanized care models — to make healthcare more fair and effective.