1973
DOI: 10.1590/s0037-86821973000600006
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Concomitância de infecção chagásica e esquistossomose numa população brasileira

Abstract: INTRODUÇÃOO presen te estudo, realizado n a zona ru ra l do m unicípio de U nião dos P alm ares (A lagoas), é um tra b a lh o de cam po, a in te rp re ta çã o c rític a dos resu ltad o s devendo m a n te r em v ista e s ta c a racterística. D uas p e rg u n ta s básicas a n im am a pes quisa:Em prim eiro lugar, h á dois anos que nos in teressa v a localizar u m a população com infecção m ista p o r S. m a n so n i e T. cruzi. E sta n o ssa curiosidade foi d eco rrên cia n a tu r a l de experiências de lab o ra… Show more

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“…The work of Kloetzel et al (2) demonstrating a high percentage of hypertensive individuals in industrial jobs requiring heat exposure has emphasized the need for studies to define stress responses in diseases such as hypertension in which the early symptoms may go undetected or the use of maintenance therapy combined with peer group pressure may encourage normal work and recreational activities. The limits which are described for physical exertion and exposure to environmental factors are nearly always based on data obtained from young, healthy individuals, and it may be reasonable to question their applicability to individuals exhibiting chronic alterations in physiological functions.…”
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“…The work of Kloetzel et al (2) demonstrating a high percentage of hypertensive individuals in industrial jobs requiring heat exposure has emphasized the need for studies to define stress responses in diseases such as hypertension in which the early symptoms may go undetected or the use of maintenance therapy combined with peer group pressure may encourage normal work and recreational activities. The limits which are described for physical exertion and exposure to environmental factors are nearly always based on data obtained from young, healthy individuals, and it may be reasonable to question their applicability to individuals exhibiting chronic alterations in physiological functions.…”
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confidence: 99%