1996
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-89101996000200011
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Programa comunitário de hemoglobinopatias hereditárias em população estudantil brasileira

Abstract: ResumoForam testadas a viabilidade e a eficiência de um programa comunitário de investigação em hemoglobinopatias, focalizando estudantes de primeiro e segundo graus, de Bragança Paulista, Estado de São Paulo, (Brasil). A triagem das hemoglobinopatias foi oferecida em caráter opcional, sendo realizada pela eletroforese de hemoglobinas e exames hematológicos complementares. Em um período de 24 meses foram examinados 1.118 estudantes e 53 parentes dos mesmos, em um total de 1.171 pessoas. Foram diagnosticados 47… Show more

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“…This is also the case when ideas of race implicitly mobilise notions of class, an issue we can see in the work of Compri et al. (). The authors, among whom we find Ramalho, analyse the prevalence of haemoglobinopathies amongst pupils enrolled at two schools, as well as among pregnant women treated both in the public and private healthcare systems of the city of Bragança Paulista, in the state of São Paulo.…”
Section: On Haemoglobinopathies Race and Biological Truthsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…This is also the case when ideas of race implicitly mobilise notions of class, an issue we can see in the work of Compri et al. (). The authors, among whom we find Ramalho, analyse the prevalence of haemoglobinopathies amongst pupils enrolled at two schools, as well as among pregnant women treated both in the public and private healthcare systems of the city of Bragança Paulista, in the state of São Paulo.…”
Section: On Haemoglobinopathies Race and Biological Truthsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The authors, among whom we find Ramalho, analyse the prevalence of haemoglobinopathies amongst pupils enrolled at two schools, as well as among pregnant women treated both in the public and private healthcare systems of the city of Bragança Paulista, in the state of São Paulo. Remarking on the higher prevalence of β‐Thalassemia among schoolchildren attending schools identified with a higher income bracket and pregnant women attending private practices, and the higher prevalence of haemoglobin S and C amongst schoolchildren of a lower income bracket and pregnant women attending public health centres, the authors conclude that the results show a higher proportion of ‘[…] negróides na subamostra de menor nível socioeconômico e quanto à maior participação de caucasóides descendentes de italianos na subamostra de maior nível socioeconomic’ (‘Negroids in the sub‐sample of lower socioeconomic status and the higher presence of Caucasoids with Italian ancestry in the higher economic sub‐sample’) (Compri et al., : 193). Given that there is no previous mention in the research that data on race, colour or ancestry, whether of the students or of the pregnant women, was actually collected, the reader is left to wonder how this was ascertained.…”
Section: On Haemoglobinopathies Race and Biological Truthsmentioning
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“…Este trabalho detectou 100 recém-nascidos com anemias hereditárias, que podem ser Rev.bras.hematol.hemoter., 2001, 23(1): [23][24][25][26][27][28][29] potencialmente patológicas e cujos graus de comprometimento clínico dependem da constituição do genótipo de cada um. Com o diagnóstico no início de suas vidas, essas crianças têm a possibilidade de receber tratamento precoce e a família, orientação e aconselhamento genético acerca dessas alterações hereditárias (28,42,43).…”
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“…Com o diagnóstico no início de suas vidas, essas crianças têm a possibilidade de receber tratamento precoce e a família, orientação e aconselhamento genético acerca dessas alterações hereditárias (28,42,43).…”
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