The medicalization of childbirth, as an outcome of the social medicalization, has been described as a complex sociocultural process that changes experiences, suffering and pain previously managed in family or community setting into medical needs. The...
The medicalization of childbirth, as an outcome of the social medicalization, has been described as a complex sociocultural process that changes experiences, suffering and pain previously managed in family or community setting into medical needs. The...
To analyze the health and nutritional profile of users of the Unified Health System entering into a City Academy in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais during a triennium. Cross-sectional study with users> 20 years. Were collected on sociodemographic cha...
The Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development represents a crucial opportunity to place environmental health at the forefront of the sustainable development agenda. Billions of people living in low- and middle-income countries cont...
Objectives: this article presents a monitoring survey of the Brazilian media conducted in order to identify the framing of the abortion issue during the period from July 6 to October 29, 2010, which was the period of the official presidential campaig...
Data about world disasters reveals a greater gravity in countries with lower social and economical development levels. In this context, disaster risk reduction and resilience building policies are priorities in the sustainable development‘s age...
Floods are among the natural disasters more frequently and affect the lives of approximately 102 million people each year, mainly in developing countries and urban areas with trends of increasing in the coming decades. The aim of this paper is to off...
