Medicine

Memory

Responses to time

The Emílio Ribas Infectious Diseases Institute was set up 130 years ago

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Parasitology

Hidden aggressiveness

Team from Unicamp overturns the idea that there is a mild form of malaria

Medicine

Long before the cancer

The excessive consumption of red meat may facilitate the emergence of tumors

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Medicine

Family histories

Genetic syndrome might cause successive cancers

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Health

The third wave

Groups start a new phase in the pursuit of an anti-HIV vaccine

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Medicine

Paper laboratory

Cellulose and wax: a new clinical testing model

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Cover

Unraveling the web

Attacking undesirable veins and arteries could fight cancer and blindness

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Biochemistry

Well-regulated insulin and glucose

Fatty acids revert inflammation that unleashes obesity and diabetes

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national stent

Now made in Brazil

First stent produced in Brazil to correct narrowed arteries has a market

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Cover

Out of control

Inflammation unleashed by sepsis damages the heart

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Computer Science

Virtual convergence

Software uses anti-spam logic to find vulnerable points in HIV virus

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Memory

The botanist who wrote books at Court

Books were written 210 years ago about the problems of Brazil as a colony

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New materials

Bactericidal fiber

Mixture results in a fiber that has medicinal properties

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Rubens Belfort Junior

Rubens Belfort Junior: It is time for generic glasses (i.e. without a brand)

A specialist in geriatric ophthalmology talks about eyesight problems

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Cover

Uncertain boundaries

23 organic disorders of sexual development are characterized

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Integration

Collective project

Researchers come together to speed up medical research applications

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Neurology

Trembling under control

Physical exercises emerge as complementary treatments for epilepsy

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Elisaldo Carlini

Elisaldo Carlini: The medicinal use of marijuana

It's time to recognize the qualities of medical marijuana in Brazil

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Medicine

Poison in the medicine

Harmful effects limit the potential therapeutic uses of curcumin

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Clinical trials

SUS requirements

Research network in teaching hospitals expanded

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Biomedical engineering

Versatile rubber

Latex is a raw material to products used by diabetics

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Public Health

Difficult progress

Poverty expands uncertainties around research into TB treatments

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Medicine

The second wave and the vaccine

Countries in the Northern Hemisphere start pre-winter vaccination drive

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Medicine

Exaggerated reaction

The cause of swine flu induces inflammation that destroys lung cells

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Cover

Bedroom findings

Stress and lack of sleep are the chief enemies of a fulfilling sex life

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Medications

Orchestra rehearsal

Brazil's participation in clinical trials creates complex system

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Cover

Variations on a suffocating theme

Asthma may be a group of illnesses instead of just one

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Nobel Prize

Female power

Record of women laureates illustrates the presence of women in science

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Nobel

Networking party

Brazilians celebrate the prizes awarded to scientists with whom they worked

Medicine

Bone mimesis

Jaw prosthesis reproduces the original mechanical conditions

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