[PDF] Top 20 Rev. Saúde Pública vol.47 suppl.1

... Este número da Revista de Saúde Pública (RSP) é marcado pela novidade de um suplemento encartado. Seis dos artigos originais que fazem parte deste fascículo compõem o suplemento sobre a alimentação do ... See full document

... Analysis according to gender revealed that men and women had similar rates of prevalence or consumption. Men consumed higher levels of rice, beans, beef and soft drinks, whereas women had higher prevalence of consuming ... See full document

... Figure 1 shows prevalence rates of inadequate vitamin intake by region. Throughout the country, vitamins E, D and A had the highest rates of inadequate intake. Irrespective of region, vitamin E was the only ... See full document

... the possibility that the results include some degree of underestimation. A limitation of the study was the fact that not having been adopted criteria to exclude underes- timates and correct for underestimates, as this ... See full document

... cakes, cookies, processed snacks and crackers, meat, pork, chicken, fi sh and seafood, salted meat and fi sh, sausages, eggs, milk and other dairy products, cheese, sugar and sweets, oil, sauces and condiments, alcoholic ... See full document

... the highest levels of inadequate calcium intake were among women aged 51 to 59 (96.4%). The prevalence of inadequate intake of magnesium and vitamin A was greater than 70% for all groups studied (Table 2). For both ... See full document

... More than 50% of the individuals in each sex-age group reported no consumption of fruits indicating how episodic fruit consumption is. For energy, more than 96% in each sex-age group provide two days (Table 1). As ... See full document

... or instrument currently available is capable of dealing with the sources of va- riations and providing effective usual individual consumption. The statistical models available to date c[r] ... See full document

... Os ajustes possíveis incluem a correção da variabilidade dia a dia do consumo (variabilidade intrapessoal), ajuste da correlação entre dias con- secutivos de consumo, quando o desenho e[r] ... See full document

... This issue of the Revista de Saúde Pública (Journal of Public Health), includes a supplement. Six of the articles in this issue make up a supplement on Brazilian dietary habits, based on a dietary survey, ... See full document

... The ICC was applied to the scores, both from the test and retest, resulting from the sum of the responses obtained in each item for each scale. Some items from the scales received reverse coding (e.g., items 4 and 5 of ... See full document

... household income, n is the number of members in the household and θ is the parameter for economies of scales (or elasticity). In the irst scale θ = 1, which corresponds to per capita family income, one of the most ... See full document

... 60 days expired, the equipment had not been delivered. As it turned out, the American manufacturer had disagree- ments with the representative in Brazil and claimed that the payment of the six pieces of equipment had not ... See full document

... The participant was given the following guidance: 1 – do not consider themselves to be in possession of that resource; 2 – use the standardized defi nition of ‘acquaintance’, i.e., “someone with whom the inter- ... See full document

... In the supplementary study, after the clinical measu- rement of BP and obtaining additional data through an interview (confi rmation of fasting and medica- tions used) the MAPA apparatus (Spacelabs 9075, EUA) was attached ... See full document

... The proposals for research instruments (for tests or inter- views) were presented by the researchers in standardized forms, in which the conceptual and methodological aspects of the instrument were specifi ed, as well as ... See full document

... de Saúde Pública, teve por objetivo contribuir para aprimorar a compreensão das razões que levam à persistência da tuberculose como um importante problema de saúde pública no ... See full document

... The proportion of Brazilian municipalities where not even a single TB case was notifi ed over the study period was variable. It more remarkably decreased between 2000 and 2002 and then remained at 25%. Overall, ... See full document

... Figure 1 shows annual TB mortality rates (all clinical forms) for the period 1980–2004. There can be noted an overall declining trend, from 6,916 deaths in 1980 (5.8 per 100,000 inhabitants) to 4,928 deaths in ... See full document

... Figure 2 represents the amount of articles, with predo- minance of original articles compared to review and case reports in the period. In the Table, publications can be observed regarding the study model. Regarding type ... See full document