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Este eBook apresenta de forma didática e objetiva as DST (Doenças Sexualmente Transmissíveis) e a AIDS, problemas que há tempos deixaram de afetar apenas grupos específicos da população. Trata-se de

O SISTEMA ENFERMAGEM da Difusão Editora é parte da Série Curso de Enfermagem, lançada pela empresa em 2006. Tem como principal objetivo o de fornecer conteúdo didático a estudantes e professores dos

The E. coli may be a new vocabulary that many people would be unfamiliar to them. This word is the name of the disease that is a major problem and concern in global health that still presents as outbreaks in many countries, especially those in Europe. E. coli infection is a bacterial disease caused by a pathogenic bacterium namely Esch- erichia coli. Bacteria are not usually problematic. Some are useful. Bacteria are well known as single-celled organisms known as microbes or microorganisms. In biological organisms, we can classify them in groups that we called prokaryote. As noted, bacteria are living thing. It is usually very small. Its size is one-thousandth of a millimeter. Bacteria have a variety of shapes from round to bar and spiral form. The most common living thing in our world is bacteria. There are a variety of habitats on bacteria on earth. Bacteria are able to grow anywhere in any conditions. The growth of the bacteria can be found in soil, acidic hot springs, waste water, in the sea bottom and in the volcano. Also, it is the microscopic species that can inhabit in the body of plants and animals. The bacteria is believed to be the first living amongst any living things that appears on earth. The bacteria is found in general including: in the air., in fresh water, in the salt sea, in hot water, in the crater, the deep sea, in the ground, high atop a hill covered with snow, in the plant, in the animal, in helminths, in our body. The important characteristics of the bacteria included: Bacteria are single-celled living things. Bacteria can find and makes its own food. It has complete metabolism including to reproduction and propagation of cells that interacts within the cell. Bacteria are too small to be seen by naked eye, has to be visualized with a light microscope. There is no nucleus in bacteria. In biology, bacteria are called prokaryotes (Pro = before, karyote = nucleus).

We have lived in a world that had, until the arrival in 2020 of the coronavirus Covid-19, not suffered a serious pandemic for a century, and society had almost forgotten the enormous impact created by highly infectious diseases. Infectious diseases, however, played major roles in ending the Golden Age of Athens, wrecked Justinians plans to restore the Roman Empire to its former glory, and killed untold millions in Latin America after the Spanish invasion. Armies of Pestilence explores the impact of these diseases on history. Despite their importance, historians have tended to minimise the role of infectious disease - partly because of a lack of scientific knowledge, and this has resulted in a distorted view both of the past and of the danger of disease to modern society. In Armies of Pestilence, R.S. Bray, a distinguished biologist who here shows himself also to be an able historian, corrects this view. The book surveys the principal epidemics around the world and across the centuries, in each case discussing the origins of the outbreaks, the symptoms, the mortality rate and the social and economic effect. Where particular diseases cannot be identified with certainty the best scholarly opinions are discussed. Bray pays special attention to the infamous Yersina pestis, the organism that caused the Black Death. Other diseases discussed include malaria, smallpox, typhus, cholera and influenza, and AIDS. One of the themes of the book is the relationship between disease and war, with the former often causing more deaths than the latter, as was the case with the great influenza pandemic of 1918-19, at the end of the First World War. The inability of governments to deal effectively with disease is also made clear.

We have lived in a world that had, until the arrival in 2020 of the coronavirus Covid-19, not suffered a serious pandemic for a century, and society had almost forgotten the enormous impact created by highly infectious diseases. Infectious diseases, however, played major roles in ending the Golden Age of Athens, wrecked Justinians plans to restore the Roman Empire to its former glory, and killed untold millions in Latin America after the Spanish invasion. Armies of Pestilence explores the impact of these diseases on history. Despite their importance, historians have tended to minimise the role of infectious disease - partly because of a lack of scientific knowledge, and this has resulted in a distorted view both of the past and of the danger of disease to modern society. In Armies of Pestilence, R.S. Bray, a distinguished biologist who here shows himself also to be an able historian, corrects this view. The book surveys the principal epidemics around the world and across the centuries, in each case discussing the origins of the outbreaks, the symptoms, the mortality rate and the social and economic effect. Where particular diseases cannot be identified with certainty the best scholarly opinions are discussed. Bray pays special attention to the infamous Yersina pestis, the organism that caused the Black Death. Other diseases discussed include malaria, smallpox, typhus, cholera and influenza, and AIDS. One of the themes of the book is the relationship between disease and war, with the former often causing more deaths than the latter, as was the case with the great influenza pandemic of 1918-19, at the end of the First World War. The inability of governments to deal effectively with disease is also made clear.

Obra vinculada ao Mestrado Profissional em Ciências Aplicadas à Saúde (MPCAS), da Universidade do Vale do Sapucaí (UNIVÁS), que apresenta uma revisão atualizada da literatura de algumas das doenças c

Esta obra é uma coletânea de estudos produzidos pelo Programa de Pós-Graduação em Odontologia da Universidade Ceuma, fruto da parceria em pesquisa de discentes de graduação e pós-graduação. Os textos

Vaccination is a topic that has long divided opinion. Today, in view of Covid-19, that debate has become ever more polarized.Illustrated throughout with full-colour images, Covid Vaccines from a Spiritual Perspective deals with scientific facts, but also with research that requires spiritual-scientific methods. Led by main author and activist Thomas Mayer, the volume features reports, experiences and commentary from more than fifty contributors with clairvoyant and psychic abilities. From their observations, it is argued that Covid vaccines are not harmless jabs, but potentially violent interventions in the subtle structures of the human body, soul and spirit. The vaccines even have implications for an individuals life beyond death. Instead of the soul evolving in the afterlife, it could remain bound to the earth, suffering deeply.Although this books conclusions may appear alarming, it is not the authors intention to create fear. He seeks only to provide useful information and enlightenment, demonstrating how vaccinated and unvaccinated people can deal with this subject consciously, courageously and with hope for the future.

A Série Universitária foi desenvolvida pelo Senac São Paulo com o intuito de preparar profissionais para o mercado de trabalho. Os títulos abrangem diversas áreas, abordando desde conhecimentos teóri

** With a new introduction by Russell T Davies **A new edition of the award-winning, ground-breaking account of the early AIDS crisis in Britain.Masterful. Jonathan Dean, Sunday TimesA remarkable journalistic achievement.Time OutPowerful . . . Indispensable.ObserverSuperb.London Review of BooksWinner of the Somerset Maugham PrizeHow does a country control a virus that is killing increasing numbers of people?How does a government contain an epidemic spread by sex, drug use and blood products?And how does a population react when told that everyone is at risk from infection?By 1986, when the British Government woke up to the problem of AIDS, it estimated that 30,000 people had already been infected with HIV. Why did it act so late? Would the situation have been different if most of those affected had not been gay men?Award-winning journalist Simon Garfield presents a story of political intrigue, of panic and hysteria, of wasted opportunities and of a medical battle conducted against seemingly impossible odds. Including interviews with key figures in the fight against the virus as well as those facing personal devastation and prejudice, The End of Innocence is an important and powerful story, compellingly told.Features a new afterword by the author.

Uma referência completa, abrangente, atual, relevante e necessária desenvolvida pelos mais renomados especialistas da linha de frente no combate à COVID-19!Esta obra foi projetada para os milhares de

A Epidemiologia que o profissional dasaúde precisa saber para aprovação emprovas e concursos.

A Série Universitária foi desenvolvida pelo Senac São Paulo com o intuito de preparar profissionais para o mercado de trabalho. Os títulos abrangem diversas áreas, abordando desde conhecimentos teóri

Virologia Humana e Veterinária aborda de modo didático, pela primeira vez, a área da virologiahumana em conjunto com a medicina veterinária frente às similaridades genéticas eimunopatogênicas dos vír

Um Voo Além da Medicina - Narrativas de Alunos de Medicina no Programa Ciência Sem Fronteiras conta as memórias de jovens estudantes de Medicina sobre a experiência que tiveram em um país estrangeiro

Neste best-seller, Dr. Gordis explica a abordagem epidemiológica às doenças e às intervenções, explora o uso de princípios epidemiológicos para identificar as causas da doença e discute como a epidem

Malaria is a life threatening disease caused by Plasmodium spp that are transmitted to people through the bite of infected mosquitoes. This study was undertaken to determine malarial infection among patients attending General Hospital Gboko, Benue State, Nigeria and evaluate the performance of the Histidine Rich Protein (HRP-2) pf Rapid Diagnosis Test (RDT) in screening clinical cases of Plasmodium falciparum malaria in a feld setting.