2017
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-59702017000500017
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Abstract: Infection with the zika virus had a great impact not only on pregnant women and newborns, but also on public health, on popular ideas about Aedes aegypti and with respect to women's social rights. The objective of this paper is to identify this impact and the historical, social and health changes of the disease and the legacy of the zika virus. Interventions by researchers from different specialties foster conditions for more comprehensive investigations into future epidemic threats in Brazil and Latin America… Show more

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“…National studies have criticized health communication strategies, suggesting they are often prescriptive in relation to control actions, oversimplify scientific concepts, and are detached from practice, thus leading citizens to assume co-responsibility in combating epidemics. 27,28 Pharmacists are important health professionals in the fight against epidemics, chiefly because they are a source of accurate and reliable information to the public and other health professionals, helping to halt the spread of misinformation, as exemplified in the COVID-19 pandemic. The role they play in providing evidence-based advice to the community is a vital part of the response to health emergencies.…”
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“…National studies have criticized health communication strategies, suggesting they are often prescriptive in relation to control actions, oversimplify scientific concepts, and are detached from practice, thus leading citizens to assume co-responsibility in combating epidemics. 27,28 Pharmacists are important health professionals in the fight against epidemics, chiefly because they are a source of accurate and reliable information to the public and other health professionals, helping to halt the spread of misinformation, as exemplified in the COVID-19 pandemic. The role they play in providing evidence-based advice to the community is a vital part of the response to health emergencies.…”
Section: 24mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within this context, the general public and health professionals alike were likely to have misconceptions about the ZIKV, which were gradually undone with the development of scientific evidence. 30 As part of a multiprofessional team, the pharmacist should provide accurate information about the disease tailored to the local needs of the target audience in a timely fashion and engage in social communication and mobilization, encouraging changes in individual and collective behaviors to enhance prevention and control measures.…”
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“…A incapacidade revelada pelos governos estaduais, municipais e o federal de enfrentar o Aedes aegypti, vetor dos vírus da dengue e zika (ambos do gênero Flavivirus, como o da febre amarela) e da Chikungunya (da família Togaviridae) tem como contrapartida, em toda conjuntura de crise, a expectativa das autoridades públicas nalguma saída providencial por via de novas tecnologias em gestação (Bueno et al, 2017). E, de fato, técnicas diferentes daquelas adotadas nos anos 1930 podem vir a revolucionar a vacina contra a febre amarela e outros flavivírus, inclusive o da dengue.…”
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“…Todavia, essas características não impediram a disseminação do vírus CHIKV pelas diferentes regiões brasileiras encontradas nesta revisão (DONALISIO; FREITAS;VON ZUBEN, 2017;LIMA- CAMARA, 2016;FIGUEIREDO, 2017;SOUZA et al, 2018; BRITO, 2017).Dentre as características que podem estar associadas a disseminação deste vírus pelo território brasileiro, pode-se citar a extensa região de fronteira, a qual permite que esse vírus possa se disseminar facilmente, principalmente, pelos grandes centros urbanos, como a região Sul e Sudeste do país. Mesmo o Sudeste sendo a principal região participante de grande parte das colaborações científicas que ocorrem no país e que acontece o maior fluxo imigratório do país (SIDONE;Aedes aegypti e o Aedes albopictus(BUENO et al, 2017).De acordo com Honório e co-autores(2015) estes vetores trazem consigo características do vírus primitivo, pois em 2015, até a 12ª semana epidemiológica (4 de janeiro a 28 de março de 2015), foram confirmados 1.513 casos autóctones: 735 no Amapá, onde foi identificado o genótipo asiático e 778 casos na Bahia, onde foi identificado o genótipo africano 4,5. Além disso, foi encontrado na literatura que CHIKV possui vários métodos de difusão do vírus, dentre eles foi apontado a transmissão através de transfusões de sangue (DENDASCK; OLIVEIRA; LOPES, 2016).…”
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