It has been nine successful years of celebrating and sharing health research results to partner institutions and health enthusiasts. The 9th Health R&D Expo, an annual activity spearheaded by the Regional Health Research and Development Consortium XI (RHRDC XI), was conducted on October 3 to 4, 2019 at the Grand Regal Hotel, Davao City. The health R&D expo is a venue to educate participants on completed and innovative health researches for utilization in Davao Region and in the Philippines.

This year, topics such as Biodiversity and Natural Products in Mindanao, Qualitative Research, and Sustainable Development Goals were conferred during the plenary sessions. Simultaneous oral and poster competitions for graduate and undergraduate categories were also the highlights of the R&D Expo. All of these plenaries were in line with this year’s theme: Achieving SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being through Research and Innovation. The theme is part of the contribution of a bigger spectrum which is achieving the health-related sustainable development goals (SDGs) by the year 2030.

RHRDC XI will continue to strengthen the research culture and capacitate its member institutions to harness new knowledge, innovations and technologies in improving the health conditions of the people in Mindanao.

Below are the winners of the 9th Health R&D Expo

 

UNDERGRAD – ORAL RESEARCH CATEGORY: QUANTITATIVE/MIXED METHODOLOGY

1st

Bioassay Guided Isolation of Anti-lung Cancer Compounds from the Leaves of DDHP-2095

Marlon Enano, Chazin Diamona, Adrian Almeria, Shem Gempesaw Jr., Aleyla De Cadiz, Joel Hassan Tolentino

University of the Philippines Mindanao

2nd

Evaluation of Pectin from Unripe Cardaba Banana (Musa acuminata x balbisiana) Peels as Potential Pharmaceutical Emulsifying Agent

Lhaila Jenikka Abao, Shiela Marie Dalis, Cristine Malvar, Dianne Grace Rodrigo and Mary Nicole Tabuyoc

 

 

University of the Immaculate Conception

3rd

Green Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles Using Cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) Pod Husk Extract and Evaluation of their Antimicrobial Activities

Zairel Crish Sarillana, Noreen Grace Fundador, Erwin Oliver Fundador

University of the Philippines Mindanao

 

UINDERGRAD – POSTER EXHIBIT

1st

Optimization of Used Cooking Oil for the Production of Biodiesel

Jeanne Nicci Orcena, Karla Justine Letada, Gwyn Cuajotor, Nicole Angelada, Ralph Adrian Aligway

Tagum Doctors College, Inc.

2nd

Detection of Vancomycin- Resistant Enterococcus spp. in Chicken Intestine and Gizzard from Selected Public Markets of Davao City

Kimberly Marie Develos

University of the Immaculate Conception

3rd

HIV 1-Protease Inhibitory Activity of Guyabano (Annona muricata) leaf extract: A Potential Treatment for HIV/AIDS

Ivan Jake Banate, Andrea Camille Aguinaldo, Ian Joshua Basalo,Maria Olive Cansino, John Christopher Garbosa, Sheryn Kate Pagco, Ella Mae Pardilla, Diane Patricia Quisido, and Reina Angeleigh Tenebro

San Pedro College

 

 

GRAD – ORAL RESEARCH CATEGORY: QUANTITATIVE/MIXED METHODOLOGY

1st

Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis L.) Crude Leaf Extract as Putative HIV-1 Protease Inhibitor, an In Vitro Study

Elisha Margarette Ganade, Carlos Bernard Gempesaw, Angelo Giducos, Lloyd Joshua Go, Chrisel Kaye Godoy, Allisa Mae Goneda, Mae Lannie Isabelle Gonzales, Jasper Ralph Granada, Jolina Marie Guerra, Czarlyne Gupeteo, Maryam Hassan, Aya Imaizumi, Rhael Quai Javelona, Sitti Norah Kanda and Rondyl Kiamko

Davao Medical School Foundation, Inc.

2nd

Bacterial Species Associated with Ectoparasites of Companion Animals in a San Pedro College Adopted Community: BAsis for Possible Ectoparasite Eradication Program

Elsa May Baron

San Pedro College

3rd

Pulmonary Function of Public Market Retailers Chronically Exposed to Fruit Ripening Agent (Calcium Carbide) in Davao City

Pel, P.G., Ordaneza, I., Amil, I., Arafol, G. II, Bajao, H., Barroquillo, S.,Buniel, R.V., Canda, J.T., Coching, K.T., De Leon, L., Firmacion, A.D., Gotero, C.L., Jala, P., Lipaygo, M., Megriño, N.K., Ocon, K.R., Pepito, S.L.,Quico, K.F., Remillete, D., Sebumpan, J.M., Stephenson, T.J., Veroy, K.M.

Davao Medical School Foundation, Inc.

 

GRAD – ORAL RESEARCH CATEGORY: QUALITATIVE METHODOLOGY

1st

Women and 'Madness' in Peasant Communities in North Cotabato, Mindanao

Kenette Jean Millondaga, Dr. Alvin Concha, Atty. Augusto Gatmaytan, PhD.

University of the Philippines Mindanao

2nd

The Academe's Role in the Community-based Rehabilitation and Aftercare Program (CBRAP)

Nelca Stephany Umblero-Amatong

University of Immaculate Conception

3rd

      A Phenomenological Inquiry on Food Intake of UIC Athletes: Basis for the Development of the General Nutrition Awareness Evaluation Tool

Hannah Pareja

University of Immaculate Conception

 

GRAD – POSTER EXHIBIT

1st

Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis L.) Crude Leaf Extract as Putative HIV-1 Protease Inhibitor, an In Vitro Study

Elisha Margarette Ganade, Carlos Bernard Gempesaw, Angelo Giducos, Lloyd Joshua Go, Chrisel Kaye Godoy, Allisa Mae Goneda, Mae Lannie Isabelle Gonzales, Jasper Ralph Granada, Jolina Marie Guerra, Czarlyne Gupeteo, Maryam Hassan, Aya Imaizumi, Rhael Quai Javelona, Sitti Norah Kanda and Rondyl Kiamko

Davao Medical School Foundation, Inc.

2nd

Effects of Asparagus officinalis L. on Fasting Blood Glucose and Uric Acid Level in Metformin-treated Type 2 Diabetic Individuals of Davao City

Hong, H.I., Inot, K.L., Iraji, N., Jalipa, R. III, Jaranilla, J.J., Jocson, J.V., Juban, K.J., Kasan, R., King, A., Labaco, R.M., Lagrimas, L., Lagurin, D.V., Lao, J., Lapitan, H.

Davao Medical School Foundation, Inc.

3rd

Bacterial Species Associated with Ectoparasites of Companion Animals in a San Pedro College Adopted Community: BAsis for Possible Ectoparasite Eradication Program

Elsa May Baron

San Pedro College

 

Another institution in Davao Region is granted by the Philippine Health Research Ethics Board (PHREB) with Level 1 accreditation. Last September 10, 2019, the Research Ethics Committee (REC) of Compostela Valley State College (CVSC) received the good news from PHREB for their compliance to national and international ethical guidelines in reviewing research involving human participants. PHREB Level 1 accreditation is given to institutions which reviews researches with minimal risk to participants and is applicable to newly constituted RECs with less than a year of operations.

Dr. Lilybeth Matunhay, REC Chair of CVSC, expressed her gratitude on this new achievement by the institution: “We are humbled of the accomplishment; however, this would not be made possible without you and Dr. Concha extending your generous time to help us. Congratulations to all of us and thank you REMB XI and PHREB for the recognition.”

Currently, the Regional Ethics Monitoring Board XI (REMB XI) is assisting various private and public institutions in Davao Region and its neighboring regions through mentoring and orientation. REMB XI is happy to assist any institutions and/or organization from application to PHREB accreditation. Do you need assistance? Contact, the REMB XI secretariat, Ms. Diane Calipes at (082)227-1313 or through email at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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