Protocolo Brasileiro para Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis 2020: infecções entéricas sexualmente transmissíveis

Junior, Edilbert Pellegrini Nahn; Oliveira, Eduardo Campos de; Barbosa, Marcelo Joaquim; Mareco, Thereza Cristina de Souza; Brigido, Helena Andrade

doi:10.1590/s1679-4974202100012.esp1

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“…Five of these show positivity for G. duodenalis. With this result, giardiasis is not associated here with people's sexual orientation, but the need to establish more effective prophylaxis is highlighted because bacterial, viral, and/or parasitic pathogens can be transmitted through sexual practices that facilitate oral-fecal contamination 50,51,52,53 .…”

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Social and health indicators in an academic community: enteroparasites, nutritional, allergic and clinical aspects

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Objective: this study aimed to associate enteroparasitic infection with nutritional, allergic, and clinical repercussions and the sociodemographic aspects in an academic community in Santo Antônio de Jesus, Bahia, Brazil. Methods: the cross-sectional research was carried out between February 2018 and March 2020, with 121 participants. Spontaneous sedimentation and Rugai techniques were used for the parasitological diagnosis of fecal samples. Allergies and clinical issues and the sociodemographic aspects were studied via a questionnaire, and the nutritional status was obtained from the assessment of body mass index and arm and abdominal circumferences. Results: there was 38.2% positivity for intestinal parasites; 65.9% for female participants; with the majority of eutrophic, between 18-27 years old; heteronormative, and single. Besides, the Endolimax nana (78.7%) and Giardia duodenalis (21.3%) were the predominant species. Statistical significance was found between obesity rates and the presence of intestinal parasites and those with allergic aspects. Nervousness, headache, and back and abdominal pains were the most common symptoms. Conclusions: this study contributes to obtaining data on epidemiological and public health surveys in the Bahian territory, providing a reference for other researchers. The statistical association of these with nutritional and allergic aspects can support future research on this population.

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Social and health indicators in an academic community: enteroparasites, nutritional, allergic and clinical aspects

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Transmission chain in sexually transmitted infections: perceptions of self and partner’s intentions to adhere to treatment

Bezerra da Silva,

Campelo dos Santos,

Soares

2024

Women & Health

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Human trafficking, health care systems and sexually transmitted infections

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Garrido

Cunha-Oliveira

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J Bras Doenças Sex Transm

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Introduction: Data about the increase in human trafficking around the world are worrisome. Although there is legislation on the subject, its scope does not cover all forms and victims of trafficking. Thus, many women, children and men remain in a vulnerable situation. Objective: The purpose of this paper was to elucidate and understand, based on the literature, the relationship between human trafficking, health care systems and the increase in sexually transmitted diseases, and also to point out what is being done to combat the problem. Methods: A documentary research was conducted through an integrative review for the period from 2010 to 2020. The literature search was carried out on the basis of the CAPES journals portal using the keywords “human trafficking”, “sexually transmitted diseases”, “health care systems” and “education”. Results: The results obtained indicated that the absence of access to information, health care and education are intrinsic to the process of illegal immigration and the destination of women and children for exploitation, whether sexual, for organ removal or forced labor, and that situations of violence, absence of health care or education and coercion, among others, are common both for the conditions of trafficking and for the conditions of the increase in sexually transmitted diseases. Conclusion: Given the information obtained, it is concluded that more research must be carried out together with the agencies that investigate and apply current laws to determine what are the most effective measures to combat human trafficking. Furthermore, we highlight the need for information on policies and projects that are able to reach vulnerable populations, with the promotion of education, health care and better living conditions.

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Protocolo Brasileiro para Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis 2020: infecções entéricas sexualmente transmissíveis

Cited by 3 publications

References 61 publications

Social and health indicators in an academic community: enteroparasites, nutritional, allergic and clinical aspects

Social and health indicators in an academic community: enteroparasites, nutritional, allergic and clinical aspects

Transmission chain in sexually transmitted infections: perceptions of self and partner’s intentions to adhere to treatment

Human trafficking, health care systems and sexually transmitted infections

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