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... A maternidade (entendida aqui como a experi- ência de se tornar mãe) é, para muitas mulheres, um dos aspectos mais intensos e significativos da existência humana. Estando geralmente as- sociada a um momento de renovação ... See full document

... 19.9027163,-43.9640501,40777m/data=!3m1!1e 3!4m2!3m1!1s0x00a690cacacf2c33:0x5b35795e3 ad23997) using its timeline tool, and the PRODA- BEL aerial photography base. This procedure al- lowed identifying the number of ... See full document

... Considering the health burdens mentioned in the introduction, eight causes of mortality were selected to form the UHI for Rio de Janei- ro (ICD-10 codes are indicated in parentheses): diabetes (E10-E14), ischemic heart ... See full document

... The severity of road traffic accidents within the city limits was shown by the high rates of deaths at the crash site (39%) or in the first 24 hours (67%), when compared to deaths 30 days after the crash or later, ... See full document

... The prevalence of poor self-rated health was 18.8% (95%CI: 15.9-21.7%). Residents of census tracts in the lower and intermediate income tertile reported poorer health than those in the highest tertile after adjustment ... See full document

... Há um interesse crescente entre os pesquisado- res de saúde urbana em trabalhar com proble- mas complexos utilizando modelos conceituais e computacionais do campo de sistemas comple- xos. A modelagem baseada em ... See full document

... O objetivo do presente trabalho é discutir as contradições do legado olímpico em relação à saúde e ao meio ambiente na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. As políticas públicas, orientadas pelos megaeventos ... See full document

... 45.0%), compared to 13.1% (95%CI: 10.9-15.3%) in the group without morbidity. Approximately 57% of the interviewees reported one or more diseases, and as the number of reported diseases increased, self-rated health ... See full document

... Systems thinking offers a way to identify op- portunities for action, and in some cases to iden- tify potential co-benefits of sectoral policies. Per- spectives from both natural and social sciences are helpful in ... See full document

... al., Galea, Dora, Carvalho and Capon & Siri high- light several important points that are worth our reflection as we consider the utility of systems thinking and the tools of simul[r] ... See full document

... Without a systems approach, encompassing both analytical methods and the co-production of knowledge among academics and with lay professionals and communities, researchers and policymakers may struggle to move beyond a ... See full document

... Diez Roux brings an im- portant realization to the surface: as research- ers using counterfactual approaches to under- stand disease causality, many of us are totally unhappy with the e[r] ... See full document

... na saúde mental; e (ii) analisar a associação espacial entre o risco de internação por doença mental e o risco poten- cial resultante dos fatores do contexto, nas areas metropolitanas de Lisboa e Porto, ...a ... See full document

... da saúde boa/muito boa, razoável e ruim/muito ruim foi relatada por 65,7%, 27,8% e 6,5% dos participantes, ...da saúde foi associada às se- guintes características da vizinhança: avaliação positiva dos ... See full document

... Regarding behaviours among adolescents, 40.6% were considered physically active, 52.5% spent less than one hour a day playing video- games, 57.8% spent three or more hours a day watching TV, 64.3% had breakfast every ... See full document

... The minimum required sample was 2,220 ve- hicles on roadway stretches preceded by cameras and 2,340 vehicles on stretches without cameras. Based on georeferenced information on the location of cameras on the arterial ... See full document

... de Saúde Pública a clear argument for why systems theory should be instrumental for un- derstanding the root causes of urban health and for tackling ill health and inequalities in ... See full document

... The authors wish to acknowledge all the researchers at the Belo Horizonte Observatory for Urban Health who participated in The BH Health Study as well as the sup- port from the Secretaria Municipal de Saúde de ... See full document

... After excluding participants who were missing covariate data, the total sample size was 2,317 women and 1,601 men. The 130 excluded par- ticipants were similar in socioeconomic position and risk factor characteristics to ... See full document

... We analyzed friendship networks considering the MSM that participants would invite to par- ticipate in the study and found a global cluster- ing coefficient (C) of 0.09, as compared to 0.07 for the simulated small-world ... See full document