In the 1980s, the role of pharmacists in society became a topic of discussion in the category, necessarily accompanied by the discussion on pharmaceutical education. The present study aimed to conduct an integrative review of the scientific literature in order to understand the training of the pharmaceutical professional and its insertion in public health. A survey of the literature was carried out from January to December 2019, in the PERIODIC CAPES and Google Scholar databases. It was found that few studies offer an analysis in relation to the training of pharmaceutical professionals and their insertion in public health. It is concluded, even if synthetically, it is noted that Brazilian public health, over many years, had to adapt the need of the pharmaceutical professional, even as a form of recognition, going back to the pestilences and atrocities experienced, whose pharmaceutical performance was necessary, solidary and essential.

It is important that health professionals correctly fill out compulsory notification forms and that epidemiological weeks are properly fed with valuable information so that actions can be implemented.

Studies show that more than 80% of the garbage found in the oceans is formed by plastics, most of this recyclable is located in surface waters with 95%, then we have to the coast with approximately 83% of all this material, and finally we have the river beds that have the lowest percentage, with an estimated 49%, despite being the lowest percentage, it is stillrelevant. The aim of this research is to present and raise awareness among the community about the importance of preserving the health of the oceans and other species found in our seas. This is a bibliographic review study, that is, a survey of theoretical framework from scientific publications, which is carried out in the databases of SciELO and Latin American and Caribbean Literature on Health Sciences (Lilacs). It was noted that it is of fundamental importance the need for the development of studies and/or research directed to the toxicological effects that MPs can cause to aquatic biota and for human health as well.

Schistostossomosis mansoni is a neglected disease that affects thousands of individuals living in endemic areas, even with all health services to control and reduce its prevalence. This study aims to describe the prevalence of Schistosoma mansoni infection in the municipality of Glória do Goitá, in the state of Pernambuco, in 2019. This is an epidemiological, prospective, descriptive study with a quantitative approach, conducted with secondary data extracted from the Schistosomiasis Control Program System (SISPCE). Among the 1,055 tests analyzed, 1,042 of these samples indicated a negative result, thus presenting a total of 98.77% of the proportion of negative people. Therefore, it is essential to invest and implement Health Education campaigns on the forms of transmission, prophylaxis and treatment of Schistosoma mansoni infection directed to all residential areas (rural area and urban area) of the municipality under study.

Forensic toxicology is an important tool in the materialization of crime since it is verified the presence of toxic substances that will influence the elucidation of events related to the facts investigated, such as the performance of individuals who were involved in a traffic accident, or substances that have been the cause of death. This is a bibliographic review study, that is, a survey of theoretical framework from scientific publications, this at national and international level involving the performance of the pharmacist in forensic toxicology and its importance the data collection occurred through the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES) and Google Scholar. It is understood, therefore, that professionals of the forensic sciences should have continuous training, as well as guidance and ethical and legal training focused on the dilemmas and specific cases of their functions seeking to prevent biases and biases.