IFMEM Poissy: Research, Pink October, and Water Polo in the Spotlight

The Institute for Training in Medical Electroradiology (IFMEM) in Poissy highlights the research of Estelle Verkest Gueneau, student engagement for Pink October, and a high-level athlete student.

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Generic image of medical research equipment, with a soft focus on healthcare personnel in the background.

The Campus inSanté in Poissy, through IFMEM, highlights several initiatives: Estelle Verkest Gueneau's research on endometriosis, student participation in Pink October, and the athletic journey of Éléonore, an occupational therapy student.

The Institute for Training in Medical Electroradiology (IFMEM) in Poissy showcases the journey of Estelle Verkest Gueneau, a doctoral student in educational sciences. Her research focuses on 'the learning and reflexivity of women with endometriosis in relation to their pelvic MRI.' Estelle emphasizes the important role of medical electroradiology technicians in research.
As part of the Pink October campaign, IFMEM students collectively wore pink on October 20th. Additionally, a stand run by student radiographers, along with their trainers Sonia Jithendran and Estelle Verkest Gueneau, offered an Escape Game on mammography at the Poissy-Saint-Germain-en-Laye Hospital on October 12th.
Campus inSanté also features Éléonore, an occupational therapy student and high-level water polo player, whose interview can be found on the Instagram account @campusinsante.
These initiatives reflect the collective energy that drives the campus.
Based on information from the official source: GHT Yvelines Nord (13/11/2026)