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Newsletter - Issue 31
Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine
February 15, 2014


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Tropical disease must not be a concern during the World Cup, assures Health Ministry

Instead of worrying with a punctual matter as dengue fever, it is needed to assure every information to the tourists, so they can prevent and take precautions

"While looking at the dengue fever cases distribution along the months, it is possible to assure that during the weeks when the World Cup, the diseases' transmission is around 10 times lower that what could be named an epidemic". The affirmative is from the Health Surveillance Secretary, from the Health Ministry (SVS/MS), Dr. Jarbas Barbosa, who believes...

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PPGMT publishes almost only in high-impact scientific journals, what ensures international visibility,greater chances of fundrasing and colaboration with very serious groups in this área

Post-graduation in Tropical Medicine is close to excellency

Artilin, a French company owned by the North Industrial Corporation, recently signed with the Boysen brand, from the Pacific Paint Philippines Inc., an agreement that establishes a license for manufacturing, in the Phillipines, the Vinymat Ultra Insecticide – a paint that combats insects, mites and fungus. According to the...

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Distributing mosquito nets impregnated with pyrethroids to all the African population exposed to malaria would cost 17% of what is spent in the developed countries with pet protection against ectoparasites

Sanitation and efficient attendance are still best weapons against malaria

Artilin, a French company owned by the North Industrial Corporation, recently signed with the Boysen brand, from the Pacific Paint Philippines Inc., an agreement that establishes a license for manufacturing, in the Phillipines...

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HIV: Brazil believes in epidemic eradication

There are many new evidences that it is possible to eradicate HIV and the end has an aspirational date: 2030

In a Reuters article, dan UN specialist affirms that concentrated HIV epidemics, inside groups considered to be at greater risk, can make combatting AIDS impossible. However, Dr. Fabio Mesquita, director of the STD, AIDS and Viral Hepatitis Department of the Health Ministry (DST/AIDS/MS), there are plenty of new evidences that it is possible to eradicate the HIV epidemic. "This does not mean to eliminate the virus – for now, but eliminating its presence in an epidemic form"...

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Lack of political decision favors leptospirosis occurrence

It is possible to assure tropical countries suffer more with leptospirosis. Controlling this disease would also favor other tropical diseases of similar transmission control

"Each and every knowledge-generating study causally relating an agent, a vector and a disease, contributes by signing what kind of policy you should prioritize", explains Dr. Mitermayer Galvao dos Reis, full researcher at Fiocruz and...

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Below is a selection of for this month of february of publications related to Tropical Medicine from important international journals.

Effect of a serogroup A meningococcal conjugate vaccine (PsA-TT) on serogroup A meningococcal meningitis and carriage in Chad: a community study [corrected].

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Projects set to tackle neglected diseases.

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Structural basis for hijacking CBF-β and CUL5 E3 ligase complex by HIV-1 Vif.

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Retrospective. Nelson R. Mandela (1918-2013).

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Emerging principles for the therapeutic exploitation of glycosylation.

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16 a 19 de june de 2014

International Congress on advances in the discovery of new drugs and therapies
Boston/USA

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16 a 18 de july de 2014

International Congress on Water, Waste and Energy Management
Oporto/Portugal

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August 26-30 2014

50th Congress of the Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine
Rio Branco/AC

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June 7-10 2015

51st Congress of the Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine - Events Center

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