Introdução: O índice de brasileiros acometidos por câncer de pele é alto e ainda cresce, especialmente por o Brasil ser um país de elevada incidência de raios ultravioletas e de população despreocupada com os fatores de prevenção. O uso do protetor solar é essencial para se evitar a exposição aos raios ultravioleta causadores do câncer de pele e do fotoenvelhecimento. Metodologia: Análise de rótulos dos protetores solares mais comercializados no Brasil. Eles foram divididos em quatro grupos, de acordo com idade e indicação, se é para uso no corpo ou na face. Foram apresentados os resultados de FPS, indicação, forma farmacêutica, características do protetor solar, além de efeitos colaterais e adversos Resultados: Analisaram-se dez rótulos de produtos dermocosméticos de uso tópico para proteção solar. Observou-se que há preocupação em relatar a possibilidade de reações alérgicas, bem como a preocupação de classificar quanto ao Fator de Proteção Solar. Houve indicação à prevenção ao fotoenvelhecimento e até aos homens com pele escura e barba. Discussão: A utilização desses protetores solares só será eficaz se eles forem utilizados de forma correta pela população e em consonância com vestuários e acessórios. Os filtros solares possuem vários princípios ativos que, por suas particularidades, variam também no modo de uso. Para evitar o uso inadequado dos protetores solares, é importante que o usuário saiba qual protetor seria o mais eficaz dentro das individualidades. Considerações finais: A promoção à saúde da pele engloba ações que propiciem às pessoas conscientização na escolha do correto protetor solar, a fim de minimizar efeitos deletérios dos raios ultravioletas, especialmente o câncer de pele.
This article explores the possibilities of using innovative, interdisciplinary methods for understanding home-making. Drawing on a study of Claremont Court (1959-1962), a postwar social housing scheme designed by Sir Basil Spence in Edinburgh, we discuss the methodological potentials of combining architectural and social science methods to study the home. Claremont Court was built in the postwar era as part of Scotland's social housing drive. It was designed following the principles of 'cross-class' living in order to foster a sense of community. In subsequent years, inhabitants of the court have adapted their dwellings in numerous ways and the population of the court has changed dramatically. But, while meanings of home and understandings of the division between public and private have been reconfigured, the spatial layouts of the dwellings continue to shape residents' sense of home. To explore how residents make home at Claremont Court, we use 'facet methodology', which opens up new ways of thinking about the research process through a 'playful' approach to epistemology. In doing so, we develop an innovative approach which combines architectural methods (including survey drawings and visual mappings of both dwellings and communal areas) with social science methods (including 'traditional' interviews and walk-along interviews). To conclude, we discuss the possibility of widening the scope of qualitative research by bringing architectural and social science methods into dialogue through visual methods, in order to attend to spatial and material aspects of the home. We argue that our novel cross-disciplinary approach broadens understandings of home, by bringing attention to the unspoken dimensions of physical space, embodied elements of home and what people said about their homes, all of which are central to home-making.
The physicochemical characteristics of honey depend on many factors such as bee species, climatic aspects, physiological state of the hive and the vegetable species that serve the necessary nectar and pollen. The description of the physicochemical aspects of honey in Brazil becomes relevant to define the quality of Brazilian products, as well as regional aspects and species of bees influence the physical and chemical composition of honey. The objective of this paper is to describe the physicochemical quality of Brazilian honey, relating to the species of bees and the regional production and to highlight the importance of these elements to determine the quality of honey. In order to provide the standard research on the physicochemical characterization of honey, the following keywords have been set: honey and physicochemical quality. The physic-chemical characteristics are defined by the normative instruction MAPA No. 11/2000 and by the values, there were determined averages, standard deviation and analysis of the main components of honey from different Brazilian states and honey from different species of bees. Stingless bees produce honey with distinguished physical-chemical quality, depending on the species. The Apis mellifera honey has good physicochemical
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