5th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE AND CANCER
COVID-19 AND EMOTIONAL SHOCK:
WHAT IMPACT ON CANCER?
FRIDAY MAY 7, 2021 8:30 am to 6:00 pm
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 2021 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Formation continue RECONNUE:
Médecins: SSMO | SGMO | SSOM:
Vendredi Crédits: 7 CME - Samedi Crédits: 7 CME
Pharmaciens: FPH Officine - Accréditation n. 202585 - P50.00
Diététiciens: SVDE | ASDD - Vendredi Crédits: 6 - Samedi Crédits: 6
Thérapeutes: ASCA - EMR | RME: Vendredi Crédits: 8 .00 (heures/minutes) - Samedi Crédits: 8 .00 (heures/minutes)
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FRIDAY MAY 7, 2021: MORNING
8:30 AM WELCOME AND WELCOME
by Kiu CARACANI , President of IRCM International and Emmanuelle VARGOZ BOSSERT , General Coordinator Symposium 2021
8:45 SPORT AND HEALTH, THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT
by Mr. Christophe DE KEPPER , Director General of the International Olympic Committee (IOC)
9:00 ROUND TABLE I THE IMPACTS OF COVID-19 AT A GLOBAL LEVEL: In the political, economic, social, health and scientific research fields
moderator : Mr. Christian RAPPAZ: Journalist at the Illustré
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Mr. Christophe de KEPPER: Director General of the International Olympic Committee (IOC)
Dr Ursula OESTERLE: Vice-president for Innovation at EPFL, Doctor of Physics (EPFL), Lausanne
Mr. Pierre-Yves MAILLARD: President of the Union Syndicale Suisse (USS), National Councilor, former State Councilor of the Canton of Vaud - Switzerland
Dre Sophie SWATON: Doctor of economics, philosopher, President of the ZOEIN foundation, Master of Teaching and Research, Faculty of Geosciences and Environment, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Dre Astrid STUCKELBERGER: Dre in Public Health, Privat Docent of Medicine, Professor in HES. WHO and UN expert, including 4 years on ethics committees and pandemics.
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Confinement, mask wearing, isolation, quarantine, closure of shops and places of life, postponement of major events, teleworking. These decisions have had a direct impact on society, the economy and health. The crisis reinforces inequalities and future generations begin an uncertain future. Should we rethink a new economic model and national and international consultation? How to recover from such a global crisis? Who will repay the debt and what to do to boost employment in times of crisis? How to adapt? Example of resilience with the IOC with the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
10:00 BREAK
10:30 VIDEO CONFERENCES
WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE OF ANHUI, HEFEI, CHINA
- COVID-19 PATIENTS TREATED WITH TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND WESTERN INTEGRATED MEDICINE
- PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR PATIENTS WITH CANCER IN THE CONTEXT OF COVID-19
How is China dealing with the pandemic? What is the care of patients in integrative medicine? What lessons can we learn from these experiences? Presentation by doctors from this internationally renowned university for integrative medicine, official partner of IRCM international.
COVID-19 patients treated with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine
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Dr Cheng YANG: MD, Chief Physician, Master Teacher, Director of the Emergency Department of the 2nd Affiliated Hospital of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Anhui, Heir to the academic experience of the Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Member of the TCM Emergency Specialty Medical Treatment Coordination Committee, Hefei, China
COVID-19 is a new infectious disease that falls under the category of "epidemics" and "epidemic diseases" in Chinese medicine. While Western medicine mainly focuses on antivirals, symptomatic and supportive treatment, there is no specific drug. Thanks to the combination of the diagnosis and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, the clinical effect is positive. Three cases of COVID-19 treated by Chinese and Western medicine are reported, and the characteristics and benefits of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of infectious diseases are discussed in order to provide new clinical insights.
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Psychological adjustment and coping strategies of cancer patients in the context of COVID-19
Dr Yonglei ZENG: MD - Chief Physician - Chief Supervisor, Director of the Oncology Department of the 2nd Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Vice-Chairman of the Lung Cancer Committee of the Society of Anhui Clinical Oncology, Vice-Chairman of Tumor Committee of Anhui Chinese Medicine Association, Vice-Chairman of Cancer Committee of Anhui Integrative Medicine Association, Hefei, China.
COVID-19 continues to spread around the world, which to some extent affects the psychological state and method of treatment of cancer patients.
First of all, on the psychological level: the pandemic must be understood rationally. Negative emotions need to be mitigated and adjusted. At the same time, psychological help should be recommended, including support and encouragement from doctors and family members.
Second, in terms of treatment: first of all, doctors should be aware of the risk when applying the treatment. Methods and strategies must be adapted accordingly. In addition, physicians must ensure that screening, out-of-hospital care, remote diagnosis and treatment, as well as inter-hospital collaboration, are reinforced. At the same time, patients should be stratified and optimized, and reasonable treatment plans should be selected, with an emphasis on patient self-monitoring for adverse reactions and early intervention.
Zhaomei WU: Deputy Head Nurse Practitioner, Head Nurse of the Geriatric Department of the 2nd Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Second Level National Psychological Advisor, Member of the First Group of the Chinese Medical Team at Suriname, Nursing expert of the anti-COVID-19 medical expert group of Chinese aid to Africa (South Sudan and Guinea)
11:30 CONFERENCE INTEGRATION OF A NEW WORLD ETHICS OF SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND HEALTH - PERSPECTIVES ON THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE COVID-19 CRISIS
Dre Astrid STUCKELBERGER: Dre in Public Health, Privat Docent of Medicine, Professor in HES. WHO and UN expert, including 4 years on ethics committees and pandemics. Honorary professor at the Institute of Bioregulation of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences (St. Petersburg)
Covid-19 started out as a severe seasonal flu only to evolve into a chronic pandemic with a host of public health measures taken to protect the health of the population, in the name of the law. However, the death rates are identical to other years, in Europe and in the world. The presentation will address these measures one by one, their epigenetic risks as well as their consequences on the physiological, mental, social and transgenerational health of the population, including cancers, this in the short, medium and long term with some recommendations.
12:00 PHILOSOPHICAL PARENTHESIS CONFERENCE
Dre Sophie SWATON: Dre in economics, philosopher, President of the ZOEIN foundation, Master of Teaching and Research, Faculty of Geosciences and Environment, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
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How to live with such a threat on a daily basis? What balance can be found between confinement, restrictions on individual and collective freedoms and preservation of physical and emotional health? Philosophical interlude to better live these current times with serenity.
12:30 LUNCH AT THE OLYMPIC MUSEUM
FRIDAY MAY 7, 2021: AFTERNOON
2:00 PM COVID TODAY CONFERENCE - CANCER TOMORROW? CLINICAL CASE
Kiu CARACANI: Specialist in Integrative and Traditional Medicine, acupuncture, auriculotherapy, nutrition and naturopathy, CEO and President of IRCM International, Lausanne and Geneva, Switzerland
Dre Diane VAN DER VLIET: Doctor, acupuncturist, auriculotherapist, Lyon, France
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The current epidemic situation and the measures taken to control it considerably affect the mental health of people, particularly in terms of anxiety-depressive symptoms. The speakers will illustrate the impacts of the Covid-19 crisis on cancer with the case of a very psychologically affected patient who recently developed cancer. Kiu CARACANI has developed a new acupuncture protocol for the specific management of patients in times of Covid-19. Performed on more than 200 patients, this technique strengthens immunity and reduces depression.
2:30 PM ROUND TABLE II IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON CANCER AND HEALTH. Covid-19 today, cancer tomorrow? What to do to limit the impact?
moderator: Ms. Lydia GABOR : Freelance journalist - worked at RTS for 25 years.
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Dre Graziella PACETTI: MD, FMH Surgery, ASA acupuncture diploma, IUD auriculotherapy, OTIUM center, Geneva
Dr. Adrian COMAN: MD, Psychiatrist and psychotherapist FMH, SSS certified clinical sexologist, SIM expert - Lausanne, Switzerland
Professor Henri JOYEUX: Honorary Professor of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Montpellier - Surgery and Oncology, International Cancer Prize, Lecturer
Dr. Alexandre BODMER: MD, Oncologist, Assistant Doctor, Head of the medical oncogynecology unit, Head of the HUG Breast Center, Geneva
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the world. Cancer patients are particularly affected by the pandemic: emotional shock, stress, fear of the future, loss of employment and above all delay in taking charge of treatments and diagnoses and less accessibility to care. This unprecedented crisis further weakens these patients. What does it mean to have cancer today in times of Covid? What immediate solutions can be provided for these patients?
15:30 BREAK
15:50 MUSICAL INTERLUDE AND DANCE
4:00 PM CONFERENCE A PHARMACIST'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Mr. Robert GOLAZ: Pharmacist, Lausanne, Switzerland
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The emotional shock caused by this pandemic was also noticeable in pharmacies. Beyond the sale of masks, hydro-alcoholic gels and other supplements, what role the pharmacist intends to play in this very specific context?
4:30 PM VIDEO CONFERENCE FINDING STRENGTH IN THE STORM: THE SCIENCE OF STRESS AND RESILIENCE
Dr Mimi GUARNERI: MD FACC, ABOIM, Certified Specialist in Cardiovascular Diseases, Internal Medicine and Integrative Holistic Medicine, Co-Founder and Medical Director of Guarneri Integrative Health, Inc. at Pacific Pearl La Jolla, Co-Founder of Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine, Professor clinical associate at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD), founder and president of the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM), past president of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine (ABIHM), San Diego, California
We are influenced by the world around us, from the moment we wake up in the morning until the moment we fall asleep at night. We cannot control this. But we can transform the way we perceive, process and respond to the difficult challenges of life. This is what determines the true level of stress in our life. Our perception of a stressful event and our reaction to it determine the impact on our physical body. Dr Guarneri's presentation includes:
- the impact of stress on physiology - how stress makes patients sick
- impact of stress on psychology - helping patients learn to observe their own thoughts
- impact of stress on aging - the cortisol storm behind osteoporosis, median weight gain, cognitive decline
- cultivate resilience - face change
- body - soul - mind techniques for stress reduction and refocusing
5:30 PM WRAP-UP CONFERENCE OF THE DAY
Dr Irina COSTEA: MD, MSc, PhD, Doctor in public health from the University of Montreal, Masters in pharmacoepidemiology - Lausanne, Switzerland
The first recommendations of the White Paper “Covid-19 and Cancer Symposium, recommendations for a more peaceful future”.
SATURDAY MAY 8, 2021: MORNING
8:45 WELCOME AND WELCOME
by Kiu CARACANI , President of IRCM International
9:00 CONFERENCE THE PLACE OF ACUPUNCTURE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CANCER - CLINICAL CASE
Kiu CARACANI: Specialist in Integrative and Traditional Medicine, acupuncture, auriculotherapy, nutrition and naturopathy, CEO and President of IRCM International, Lausanne and Geneva, Switzerland
Dre Diane VAN DER VLIET: Doctor, acupuncturist and auriculotherapist, Lyon, France
The WHO has recognized the place of traditional Chinese medicine, including acupuncture, in the management of many symptoms and pathologies. Over the past five years, hundreds of scientific publications have examined the effects of acupuncture on cancer patients. Kiu CARACANI has developed specific protocols that have benefited more than a hundred people. He will treat a patient live to present his innovative diagnostic approach and his new acupuncture techniques inspired by ancestral knowledge from the Qing Dynasty (1600).
9:30 CONFERENCE YOUR IMMUNE DEFENSES, FIRST VACCINE AGAINST VIRUSES, BACTERIA AND EVEN CANCERS
Professor Henri JOYEUX: Honorary Professor of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Montpellier - Surgery and Oncology - International Prize for Cancerology -1986 - International speaker - Founder of the Association Familles Santé Prévention - Author of numerous books on cancer prevention , family, affectivity and sexuality - France
Our immune defenses are a wonderful war machine at the service of our whole Being: physical, psychic, emotional and spiritual, whatever our beliefs. The maintenance of these defenses often leaves much to be desired. These insufficiencies are the bed of many diseases. Poor eating and breathing habits, stress, insufficient physical activity, bad sleep, depression… disrupt our cellular and humoral immunity. Recent directions in cancer therapy consisting in stimulating our immune cells with specific monoclonal antibodies are heavy and very expensive. Preventing all these diseases depends first of all on our lifestyles and on the considerations that we bring to our immune system which is our first vaccine, without which no other vaccine can protect us permanently.
10:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:00 CONFÉRENCE APPLICATION DE L’ACUPUNCTURE ET DE LA MOXIBUSTION À LA PRÉVENTION ET AU TRAITEMENT D’UN NOUVEAU TYPE DE PNEUMONIE CORONARIENNE
Dr. Ri Long HUAN: MD, Médecin en Chef adjoint, Superviseur des Masters, Directeur du Centre de Traitement Préventif et du Centre de Gestion de la Santé du 1er Hôpital Affilié de l'Université de Médecine Chinoise d'Anhui, Hefei, Chine.
La maladie à coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) est abrégée en «nouvelle pneumonie coronarienne». Il s'agit d'une maladie respiratoire infectieuse aiguë très contagieuse et la population y est généralement sensible. Jusqu'à présent, il n'existe pas de méthode de prévention efficace.
1. L'acupuncture et la moxibustion ont des théories et une expérience riches dans la prévention et la guérison des maladies depuis l'Antiquité.[…] 2. Idées et méthodes de traitement par acupuncture et moxibustion de la nouvelle pneumonie coronarienne […] 3. Les applications cliniques existantes ont vérifié l'efficacité de l'acupuncture et de la moxibustion dans le traitement de la nouvelle pneumonie coronarienne […] 4. L'acupuncture et la moxibustion pour le traitement du nouveau type de pneumonie coronarienne sont évolutives…
11:00 COVID-19 CONFERENCE: RELEVANCE OF PREVENTION AND INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE
Teacher. Dr Stefan WILLICH: Professor and Director of the Institute of Social Medicine, Epidemiology and Health Economics at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin in Germany. President of CharitéCenter 1 for Human Sciences and Health from 2005 to 2012. President of the Hanns Eisler Conservatory of Music Berlin from 2012 to 2014. Founding President of the European Society for Integrative Medicine, Berlin, Germany
12:40 LUNCH AT THE OLYMPIC MUSEUM
SATURDAY MAY 8, 2021: AFTERNOON
12:00 CONFERENCE INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE TO THE CHALLENGE OF COLLABORATION
Teacher. Eric BONVIN: FMH specialist in psychiatry-psychotherapy, FC medical hypnosis, General Manager of the Hôpital du Valais (HVS) - President of IRISS, Sion, Switzerland
What if, like medical hypnosis, integrative medicine does not act for the reasons we believe but for simple reasons that all medicine has to learn to be more effective? A question worth asking and exploring.
2:00 PM CONFERENCE PRESENTATION OF THE EUROPEAN PERIOPERATIVE PROGRAM IN ONCOLOGICAL SURGERY
Dr. João-Carlos DAS NEVES PEREIRA: MD PhD, Thoracic surgeon, Director of the International Perioperative Europrogram Group, France - Director of the International Perioperative Eurasian Program: Shenzhen Third People Hospital - Shenzhen, China (since 2019) - Lisbon, Portugal
We present how the European Perioperative Program uses a course of therapies (1a and 1b in evidence-based medicine), reduces morbidity, pain, mortality and the length of the patient's hospital stay. The techniques presented are used preoperatively, in the operating room and upon leaving the operating room, in a natural and friendly hospital environment. The European Perioperative Program is a safe, easily achievable and inexpensive education involving a motivated multidisciplinary care team and a supportive family commitment to the patient.
15:30 BREAK
15:50 MUSICAL INTERLUDE AND DANCE
14:45 CONFERENCE CANCER, EMOTIONS AND ESSENTIAL OILS: "THE SOUL OF PLANTS"
Dre Anne-Marie GIRAUD: MD, General practitioner, specialized in aromatherapy, homeopathy and phytotherapy, temporary professor Aix-Marseille University, Marseille - France
Emotions affect our health. Scientific studies show how our DNA and our immunity are disturbed depending on the emotions, even going so far as to trigger or worsen the evolution of cancer. Emotions represent the dialogue between the body and the brain. Essential oils, also called "the soul of plants", carry great vital energy and also help us to welcome our emotions. These oils are a real gift from nature to treat the emotional.
4:00 PM CHRONIC PAIN AND EMOTIONS CONFERENCE. THE IMPACT OF CHRONIC PAIN, EMOTIONS ON CANCER
Dr. Lucian MACREA: MD, FIPP, Specialist in Anesthesiology FMH, Specialist in pain SSIPM and SSED, CAS manual medicine, FMPP delegated psychotherapy - Lucerne, Switzerland
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Chronic pain is a widespread and complex medical problem that affects almost all medical specialties. The impact of pain at the societal level is indisputable. And yet, chronic pain is not at the heart of scientific research concerns. Pain is often the most feared symptom for the patient. Chronic pain has an impact on the emotional state of patients. What are the implications for cancer and its progression? And how to deal with it? Treatment of pain is a human right. What strategy to propose on the use of opioids?
4:45 PM WRAP-UP CONFERENCE OF THE DAY
Dr Irina COSTEA: MD, MSc, PhD, Doctor in public health from the University of Montreal, Masters in pharmacoepidemiology - Lausanne, Switzerland
Proposal of the White Paper “Covid-19 and Cancer Symposium, recommendations for a more peaceful future”.