Public health

metals

Beware of chocolate

Brazilian chocolate contains small quantities of cadmium and lead

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diabetes

As bad as sugar, or worse

Artificial sweeteners' effects may be the opposite of desired

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Memory

Scientist and Documentarian

Carlos Chagas filmed patients in the city where he discovered the disease

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Uganda

Blocking AIDS research

HIV research project's team member arrested for recruiting homosexuals

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ready-to-eat foods

Stay away from crackers, cookies, chocolate, and ready-to-eat foods

Ultra-processed foods are associated to obesity

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PUBLIC HEALTH

Big gains with small weight loss

Obese adolescents may find better balance by losing just 8% of body weight

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

The health of the bay

Project maps sources of pollutants and marine currents in Todos os Santos Bay

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PUBLIC HEALTH

AIDS still far from under control

High infection rates reveals weak spots in prevention strategies

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Cell phone

Application for cell phone helps the visually impaired

Application helps the visually impaired

Dengue fever

Type 4 dengue fever virus in SP

Type 4 virus identified in São Paulo for the first time

subway

The subway is good for the health and pockets of São Paulo City inhabitants

Good for the health and pockets of São Paulo City inhabitants

leishmaniasis

The parasite of parasites

The parasite of parasites

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Cover

A map of types of hepatitis

How many and where are those who suffer from hepatites in Brazil

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Public health

Before waging war on mosquitoes

Context of trip determines whether it is necessary to take malaria medication

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Health

Patient records on the mobile phone

Handset stores patient data for home visits

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Biotechnology

Genetic solutions

Transgenic mosquitoes are set free in Bahia to fight dengue fever

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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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Public health

Patient at the other end of the line

Smartphone tested for collecting field data to feed online medical records

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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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Child health

Eat less, son

Mothers do not always recognize when their children are overweight

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Clinical trials

SUS requirements

Research network in teaching hospitals expanded

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Public Health

Difficult progress

Poverty expands uncertainties around research into TB treatments

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Medicine

Exaggerated reaction

The cause of swine flu induces inflammation that destroys lung cells

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Bedroom findings

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

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Variations on a suffocating theme

Asthma may be a group of illnesses instead of just one

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Ecology

Overly close neighbors

Living close to human beings exposes the brown monkey to yellow fever

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Epidemiology

The origin of illnesses

Six states join in a survey about heart diseases and diabetes

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Management

Better public health

USP Medical School encourages training family doctors

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Epidemiology

Concentrated Risk

60% of asymptomatic carriers of the HIV with resistance to drugs are in SP

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Edison Luiz Durigon

Edison Luiz Durigon: High-risk intimacy

Virologist speaks of the threat of H1N1 and of continuous virus mutations

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