Riprendono online, i Gender Lunch Seminars: 11 novembre il prossimo incontro

Riprendono online, i Gender Lunch Seminars organizzati dal centro di ricerca Gender – Interfaculty centre for gender studies.

I Gender Lunch Seminars sono seminari tenuti da relatori di diversa formazione e ambiti disciplinari – filosofico, bio-medico, psicologico, neuro-scientifico, giuridico, economico. I seminari mirano a costruire un dialogo interdisciplinare intorno alle principali tematiche trattate dagli studi di genere.

I Gender Lunch Seminar si terranno online, presso il canale di Microsoft Teams 'Gender Lunch Seminar'.

Il prossimo seminario si terrà venerdì 16 ottobre 2020, ore 13-14.  

Rosario Caruso (IRCCS Policlinico San Donato) 

“Self-Care and Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus: A Systematic Review of Sex-Related Differences” 

 Il seminario è aperto a tutte le persone interessate.  

Background: Self-care is associated with clinical outcomes of adults with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM). Some evidence highlighted significant sex-related differences in self-care behaviors in this population. However, the literature on this topic has not been synthesized before. This study aimed to summarize, critically review, and interpret evidence regarding sex-related differences in self-care behaviors of adults with T1DM.

Methods: A systematic search of articles in the following databases was performed: PubMed, Scopus, Embase, and CINAHL. Articles published from 2009 to 2019 were reviewed. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses statement and flowchart were used to support the systematic review and study reporting. Two reviewers independently screened and extracted data from included articles.

Results: From the 596 identified records, only 15 articles were included because pertinent to this review. Both females and males with T1DM must improve their ability to respond to signs and symptoms when they occur. Females are more likely to perform adequate blood glucose monitoring and adequate diet than males. In contrast, males are more likely to show more adequate levels of physical activities.

Conclusions: Current state of knowledge about sex-related differences in self-care behaviors of adults with T1DM was synthesized. Understanding sex-related differences in adults with T1DM is important for addressing future research and clinical practice because males and females with T1DM have been reported to perform self-care differently. Our results showed that more males were reported to perform adequate behaviors to maintain health and clinical stability (i.e., self-care maintenance). In contrast, more females were reported to perform adequate behaviors aimed at monitoring their signs and symptoms (i.e., self-care monitoring). Considering that the available evidence on this topic is still limited, more empirical research is recommended to obtain optimal knowledge for addressing clinical practice.

 

Nel rispetto delle normative Covid i Gender Lunch Seminar si terranno online, presso il canale di Microsoft Teams 'Gender Lunch Seminar'.

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Tutti i Gender Lunch Seminar si terranno dalle ore 13 alle ore 14 secondo questo calendario: 

• 11 novembre 2020. Chiara Cappelletto (Università Statale di Milano, Dipartimento di Filosofia): Il corpo e le sue forme. Su alcuni casi di transizione di genere. 
• 25 novembre 2020. Raffaella Colombo (Università Statale di Milano, Dipartimento di Filosofia): Neurosessismo. 
• 10 dicembre 2020. Luigi Ferini Strambi (Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Facoltà di Psicologia), Differenze di genere nel sonno fisiologico e nel sonno patologico. 
• 14 gennaio 2020. Barbara Pezzini (Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza), Scritture e riscritture di sesso e genere nel diritto.