Trigemino-autonomic Headache and Neuromyelitis Optica

Nobre, Márcio Costa; Nobre, Isabela Gonçalves; Silva, Thiérry Vinícius Flores

doi:10.5935/2238-3182.20180036

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“…This exposes them to various risks, such as psychosocial ones, and makes them more susceptible to excessive exposure to solar radiation, which, in turn, increases the risk of developing skin cancer due to long hours under the sun. Therefore, it is extremely important to implement prevention measures and awareness campaigns to encourage changes in habits and promote self-care among these professionals [6,7]. The objective of this study was to analyze whether awareness had an impact on the habits of Endemic Disease Control Agents in the municipality of Ourinhos-SP in relation to sun exposure.…”

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Awareness of Endemics Fighting Agents about Sun Exposure

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Introduction: Sunlight plays a crucial role in sustaining human life, however, its impacts vary according to factors such as duration of exposure, intensity and frequency. These impacts can be beneficial, such as the synthesis of vitamin D and the stimulation of melanin production, which have positive effects on the human body. However, inadequate and unprotected exposure to solar radiation can cause damage to the body, such as premature aging and, ultimately, the development of skin cancer. The objective of this study was to analyze whether awareness had an impact on the habits of Endemic Disease Control Agents in the municipality of Ourinhos-SP in relation to sun exposure. Method: The research was carried out using a questionnaire on sun exposure and photoprotection, which contains 11 questions regarding photoprotection and sun exposure habits, applied to 27 (twenty-seven) agents combating endemic vector diseases, in Ourinhos- SP, after a period of two months, the same questionnaire was administered again. Results: A total of 14.8% of participants do not apply sunscreen daily, while 40.7% of those who use sunscreen apply it twice a day and 92.6% use a hat, cap or visor as a protective measure against sunscreen. sun exposure. Conclusion: It is concluded that, despite the high risk of developing skin cancer, these professionals demonstrate greater awareness.

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Awareness of Endemics Fighting Agents about Sun Exposure

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“…This exposes you to several risks, including psychosocial ones, and makes you more susceptible to excessive exposure to solar radiation, increasing the potential development of skin cancer due to long hours under the sun. Therefore, it is crucial to implement prevention and awareness measures to encourage changes in habits that promote self-care among these professionals [7,8].…”

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Occupational Sun Exposure in Agents Fighting Endemics in the Municipality of Ourinhos-SP

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2023

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Introduction: The skin, which represents the largest organ in the human body and makes up around 16% of body weight, plays a fundamental role in protecting the body's internal structures against the external environment. It is structured into three distinct layers: the epidermis, the dermis and the hypodermis (also known as the subcutaneous tissue). This organ has several purposes for the functioning of our body, such as: perspiration, thermoregulation, pigmentation, nutrition, and mainly protection against harmful agents. The objective of this present study was to analyze occupational sun exposure in agents fighting endemic diseases in the municipality of Ourinhos-SP. Method: The research was carried out using a questionnaire on sun exposure and photoprotection, containing 11 questions regarding photoprotection and sun exposure habits, applied to 27 (twenty-seven) agents combating endemic vector diseases, in Ourinhos-SP. Results: 44% of participants expose themselves to the sun for more than 6 hours from Monday to Friday and on weekends this exposure decreases to 7.6%, exposure to the sun in summer 65.2% of participants expose themselves to the sun between 10 am and 3 pm and 44.4 of the participants do not use sunscreen daily. Conclusion: It is concluded that these professionals face a high risk of developing skin cancer.

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Trigemino-autonomic Headache and Neuromyelitis Optica

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Awareness of Endemics Fighting Agents about Sun Exposure

Awareness of Endemics Fighting Agents about Sun Exposure

Occupational Sun Exposure in Agents Fighting Endemics in the Municipality of Ourinhos-SP

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