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Hepatitis E Virus Infection in Brazil: A Scoping Review of Epidemiological Features. [PDF]

Pathogens
Mariz CA, de Araújo LRMG, Lopes EP.
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The Construction of Socio-Political and Symbolical Marginalization in Brazil:Reflecting the Relation between Socio-Spatial Stigma and Responses to Violence in Rio de Janeiro [PDF]

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Fernandes, Fernando Lannes
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Cardiovascular diseases and intersectionality: beyond traditional risk factors. [PDF]

J Vasc Bras
Dos Santos VP.
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Navigating Challenges in Palliative Care: A Survey on ASCO Guideline Adherence Among Health Care Providers in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. [PDF]

JCO Glob Oncol
Bergerot CD, Soto-Perez-de-Celis E, Thompson C, Patel R, Al-Mondhiry J, Zhang T, Dhawan N, Burbage D, McCollom J, Tsang M, Sedhom R, Rosa WE.   +11 more
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Recent Afro-Brazilian Literature: A Tentative Bibliography

A Current Bibliography on African Affairs, 1986
In recent years, increased interest in black studies in the U.S. has fostered an upswing in research in Afro-Latin American literature. The explicit focus of most studies, however, has been the works of Afro-Hispanics, while in most instances literature by Brazilians of African descent has been treated only marginally, if at all. This study delineates
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Giant Cutaneous Horn in Afro-Brazilian Descendent Patient: Case Report and Literature Review

Journal of Clinical & Experimental Dermatology, 2011
Cutaneous horn is the clinical diagnosis of hyperproliferation of compact keratin in the epidermis. It is presented as a conical projection of hyperkeratotic skin, often yellowish, which can be straight, curved or twisted and occurs in response to benign or malignant structural changes in the skin. Found most frequently in Caucasian, its giant clinical
Carlos Augusto Gomes, Maria Christina Marques Nogueira Castanon, Camila Couto Gomes, Pilar Mottinha Campanha   +3 more
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Afro-Brazilian Literature: Spaces Conquered, Spaces In-between

Research in African Literatures, 2007
razilian culture, that offspring of the Black Diaspora, established itself under the yoke of repressive violence, and managed to develop in spite of all the attempts to silence it, during the centuries of slavery and their aftermath. One of its ramifications is a literary form today discussed in academia as the Afro-Brazilian canon, born under ...
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Political Liberalization, Black Consciousness, and Recent Afro-Brazilian Literature

Phylon (1960-), 1986
TrHE LITERARY PRODUCTION of Afro-Brazilians is currently on the upswing after having been extremely limited for more than a decade following the revolution of 1964. Indeed, a close examination of the country's literary output of the years 1964 through the first half of 1978 reveals but a handful of published literary works by Brazilians of recognizable
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Clinical and oral findings in an Afro‐Brazilian family with Gorlin‐Goltz syndrome: case series and literature review

Special Care in Dentistry, 2014
ABSTRACTGorlin‐Goltz syndrome (GGS) seems to be unusual in black persons. The authors present an Afro‐Brazilian family case report of GGS. The main complaint of the index case was a painless swelling of the left mandible, which was diagnosed as an odontogenic keratocyst. Further classical features of the Syndrome were present in this patient. Other two
Viviane Santos, da Silva Pierro, Marcello Roter, Marins, Renata Cabral, Borges de Oliveira, Wladimir, Cortezzi, Maria Elisa, Janini, Lucianne Cople, Maia   +5 more
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