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This study addressed the importance of CNCDs andtype 2 diabetes mellitus in Brazil's epidemiological scenario.
Introduction lately obesity has emerged in the global epidemiological scenario as an important public health problem.
This number also has articles that contribute to the better understanding of current themes on our complex epidemiological scenario.
The current epidemiological scenario shows that overweight and obesity are health problems at an alarming proportion in the world young population.
Obesity during adolescence has been described as a major public health concern andis gaining prominence in the global epidemiological scenario.
This epidemiological scenario shows an increase in number of chronic health problems, cancer and disability, and many cases are related to pain.
One of the main issues, which makes the problem of the disease even more complex, is the abandonment of treatment,with serious repercussions in the epidemiological scenario.
With globalization a new epidemiological scenario arises in which there are new or reemerging infections that affect rich and poor countries alike.
On the other hand, a significant and growing number of hospitalizations due to cancer and external causes was identified,demonstrating the heterogeneous epidemiological scenario of Brazil.
The local epidemiological scenario was characterized by an incidence of four million cases, 11,000 hospitalizations, and 100 deaths yearly due to varicella.
Therefore, programs and protocols to prevent, diagnose andclassify children in relation to DM2 are urgently needed to prevent an unfavorable future epidemiological scenario.
In Brazil, the epidemiological scenario of trauma has significant representation in the mortality statistics, showing an increase in the number of deaths since the 70s.
The fact that not just one but three birth cohorts have been performed in the same geographic base, and at 11-year intervals,places Brazil in a prominend position in the international epidemiological scenario.
In the light of the current epidemiological scenario in Brazil, food intake is a challenging but highly relevant area of research to elucidate relationships between diet and disease.
Although it was originally considered a disease confined to certain groups, the wide spread anddiversity in the distribution patterns have determined distinct configurations in the epidemiological scenario.
In recent decades, the global epidemiological scenario shows an increase in cardiovascular disease, with special emphasis on acute myocardial infarction AMI owing to its large magnitude and severity.
Brazil is undergoing an epidemiological and demographic transition with a decrease in deaths from infectious diseases and an increase in deaths from chronic non-communicable diseases,similar to the global epidemiological scenario.
Currently the epidemiological scenario in brazil and other countries grow regarding the licit and illicit drug use, triggering problems with regard to the use, abuse and dependence of psychoactive substances.
The present consensus aimed at reviewing the literature and elaborating recommendations for the indication of vaccines in patients with RA,considering the epidemiological scenario and the resources of medical care in Brazil.
The aim of this study was to outline the epidemiological scenario on teachers' voice in the Municipal Network Education of the city of Campo Grande-MS, verifying the prevalence of vocal symptoms self-referred by this population.
The Rheumatoid Arthritis Committee of the Brazilian Society of Rheumatology has developed the consensus published in this journal aimed at summarizing the recommendations for vaccinating patients with RA,considering the epidemiological scenario of endemic diseases in Brazil, such as yellow fever.
Our findings emphasize the complexity of the epidemiological scenario in a developing country where opportunistic infections coexist with aging diseases, impressing multiple burdens on PLWHA health services.
This special issue of Revista Brasileira de Epidemiologia addresses one of its lines of action promised since its first issue, in April 1998;that is, the permanent discussion of the most relevant elements of the endemic-epidemic process of the most prominent conditions in our epidemiological scenario.
In face of this epidemiological scenario, an emphasis must be put on the development of actions that prevent both malnutrition and obesity, since both conditions, in the long haul, determine harmful consequences to health.
This study evaluated mainly the effectiveness andimpact of this intervention using a quantitative approach to outline the epidemiological scenario of RTA and a qualitative approach interviews with managers, program implementation staff, users, among others, and field observations.
In the current epidemiological scenario, the high morbidity and mortality resulting from chronic noncommunicable diseases CNCD makes clear the importance of health-related behaviors, which are recognized risk factors for these diseases.
These findings reinforce the need for maintaining an efficient surveillance system in the post-vaccine period, since a new epidemiological scenario of invasive diseases due to H. influenzae has been revealed, thus requiring the definition of new laboratory strategies for the detection and serotyping of H. influenzae.
In the present epidemiological scenario, characterized by a decrease in morbidity and mortality secondary to infectious diseases, chronic diseases in general and particularly CKD have become more important in clinical practice, which should become even more prominent with time.
However, the identification and follow-up of body variables, such as the presence of body obesity and, especially, abdominal fat, should be implemented in care protocols for the elderly, in different areas of attention, considering that, in the future,this population group will constitute the Brazilian epidemiological scenario.
Far from being a mere news item is the noteworthy objectivity in describing the current epidemiological scenario of a zoonosis with natural foci, in particular the importance of bats in what the authors call"aerial cycle" of the endemic-epidemic process.