From May 4th to 7th, the 14th Congress of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health took place in Basel, Switzerland.

During the program, the former member of PET/REDES and a student of the Medicine course at Bahiana, Fernanda Scopetta, apresentou o trabalho Sociodemographics features and Knowledge of contraceptive methods between teenage pregnant Brazilian women, um estudo realizado sob orientação da professora Dra. Milena Bastos Brito que avaliou o conhecimento sobre métodos contraceptivos entre gestantes adolescentes. 

Praised by representatives of the World Health Organization, the work was highlighted at the event, being selected among the five best for oral presentation in the Young Scientist session.