NOTA SBMT:

Is the next challenge for the JBSTM to increase its Qualis-Capes?

Evaluation criteria by fostering agencies apply powerful pressure over the process of disclosing national scientific publications. However, there are doubts about its importance for science. Two editors of the BJTM opine about the theme

According to Ulisses Confalonieri, globalization increased emerging diseases’ transmission speed

Research and surveillance strategies in Brazil are important to point to emerging risk situations and indicate disease containment measures

Acute febrile syndromes: Sabine Dittrich explains which tools are necessary

The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics is developing a platform to help enhance the diagnosis for millions of people with unknown-source for severe febrile diseases in low and middle-income countries

“Images, Microbes and Mirrors” proposes to explain paradigms of different knowledge fields with concepts established in immunology and neuroscience

One of the book’s main ideas is that the nervous system can operate mechanisms similar to the immune system, as internal images of external antigens (such as microbes), to represent the world and recognize real-life objects

Director, Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases – (1704314)

Permaneça conosco em 2018

Um novo ano se iniciou e queremos agradecer a todos os associados que estiveram conosco ao longo de 2017.

NOTA TÉCNICA – VACINA DENGUE

A Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical, em parceria com a Sociedade Brasileira de Imunizações (SBIm), Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria (SBP), Sociedade Brasileira de Infectologia (SBI) e a Federação Brasileira das Associações de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia (FEBRASGO), com o intuito de orientar seus associados e a comunidade médica em geral, recomenda a Nota Técnica conjunta abaixo:

DNDi engages in research and development for neglected diseases, says Joel Keravec

Although there are incentives for innovation in research and development, neglected diseases still exist and remain affecting a large number of people

Orçamento de CT&I para 2018: tragédia anunciada!