Nossos avós maternos - 1909
*Imagens da História (4/2/1017, sábado) - Luiz Gonzaga Binato de Almeida* *Jornal A Razão Santa Maria* *Luiz Cechella e Amantina Adamy – 1909* Fotografia: Santa Maria, 1909, autor Venancio Schleiniger, P&B, 8,5 x 12.5 cm, acervo da família Cechella, disponível em http://cechella.com.br/filhos.htm. Esses eram os recém-casados Luiz Cechella (tema da última edição) e Amantina Izabella Adamy. Ela nasceu nesta cidade, a 3/4/1887; ele, na atual Ivoti, a 21/8/1889. O matrimônio ocorreu a 25/9//1909 no lar da noiva, localizado no então distrito do Pinhal, agora município de Itaara. O novo... mais »
Queda nos idosos
*Sugerido pelo AMICOR Reginaldo Hollanda Albuquerque, de Brasília.* *QUEDA NOS IDOSOS: CAUSAS, LESÕES E CONDUTAS* Quedas são as causas mais comuns de lesões nos idosos. 30-50 % das quedas nos idosos resultam em pequenas lesões, como: hematomas, lacerações e arranhões. mas em 10 % occorem lesões graves, como danos cerebrais e fraturas. ! % resultam em fraturas no quadril com repercussões na mortalidade e morbidade. Os idosos acima de 85 anos tem maior probabilidade de quedas se não estiverem em boas condições de saúde. Diagnósticos como: acidentes vasculares cerebrais prévios, artrite... mais »
neuroplasticity
Brain Plasticity: How Adult Born Neurons Get Wiredby Neuroscience News Researchers report adult neurogenesis not only helps increase the number of cells in a neural network, it also promotes plasticity in the existing network. Additionally, they have identified the role the Bax gene plays in synaptic pruning. Read more of this post *Neuroscience News* | February 3, 2017 at 11:14 am | Tags: dendate granule cells, exercise, synpses, University of Alabama at Birmingham | URL: http://wp.me/p4sXNK-a5k Comment See all comments
Evolution and genes
Genes from our extinct relatives live on in modern humans *February, 2017* [image: Inuits sitting on top of furs on a snowy landscape] Photo credit: Wikimedia While all humans are remarkably similar at a genetic level — on average any two individuals' genomes are 99.9% identical — those differences that *do* exist manifest themselves in the dazzling spectrum of human diversity. From a lithe tribesperson of the Kalahari, to a freckled redhead from Ireland, to a sleek-haired, ruddy-cheeked inhabitant of the Tibetan plateau, *Homo sapiens* come in many different shapes, sizes, hues, and a... mais »
Mortality and SES
[image: Girl in an Italian house — Copyright: Alex Webb/Magnum Photos] *Socioeconomic status and mortality:* the possible effect of socioeconomic status on life expectancy and its role in health policy. View this Article
photographie
Plus d'information sur l'imageLe Musée historiographique de Lausanne, avant 1914. Une collection de photographies qui incite les documentalistes à s’intéresser à la question de la masse croissante d’images. © DR *Les universitaires Olivier Lugon et Christian Joschke lancent une revue annuelle dédiée à l’histoire de la photographieC’est un pari audacieux, par les temps qui courent: lancer une nouvelle revue. Les chercheurs spécialisés en photographie Olivier Lugon et Christian Joschke s’y attellent. Transbordeur photographie, 236 pages pour une quinzaine d’articles, sera en librair... mais »
Railroad
*Não poderia deixar de repassar considerando a importância da Ferrovia em nossas vidas: Santa Maria era o maior entroncamento ferroviário do Estado, nosso bisavô trabalhou na sua construção - e até morreu nos trilhos, caído entre vagões em movimento - meu pai antes de casar foi desenhista da VFRGS, era nosso meio de transporte comum para outros locais...* *Pretendo colocar aqui referências para outras postagens sobre o mesmo tema:* *From Delanceyplace.com is a brief daily email with an excerpt or quote we view as interesting or noteworthy, offered with commentary to provide context... mais »
William James
William James, dude From: Mind Hacks Neuroscience and psychology news and views. AuthortomstaffordPosted onFebruary 2, 2017Categories William James, founding father of modern psychology is often known by photos of him in his later years. But, here we see him in his early twenties on a trip to Brazil and looking f.i.n.e. [image: William James, 1865]See the full photo on Wikimedia Commons: William James in Brazil, 1865 h/t @GregoryHickok on twitter Share this: - Reddit - Twitter - Related The buzzing blooming life of William JamesIn "Other People" William James on laughing gasI... mais »
Air Pollution and AD
Can Air Pollution Heighten Alzheimer's Risk? 02/01/2017 02:00 PM EST Fine particles from power plants and cars may be to blame for about 20 percent of cases, study suggests [image: HealthDay news image] Source: HealthDay Related MedlinePlus Pages: Air Pollution, Alzheimer's Disease
Prevention and Non-Communicable Diseases
*Prevention and Non-Communicable Diseases* *De:* Claudio Schuftan, através de *Cristianne Maria Famer Rocha* *Enviada em:* quarta-feira, 1 de fevereiro de 2017 13:28 The short Saturday session (9:30 am – 12:30 pm) covered: · agenda item 10.1 on Preparation for the third High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases, to be held in 2018; · part of agenda item 10.2 on a Draft Global Action Plan on the public health response to dementia (to be continued Monday 30 January); and · agenda item 10.6 on Physical Activity ... mais »
vinpocetine e energéticos
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Older Women: Breast Cancer
Good News for Older Women With Early Form of Breast CancerA diagnosis of DCIS doesn't lower life expectancy in patients over 50, study finds By Robert Preidt Friday, January 27, 2017 [image: HealthDay news image] FRIDAY, Jan. 27, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Older women treated for a very early form of breast cancer, called ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), do not have an overall increased risk of early death compared to their peers, a new study finds. "Being diagnosed with DCIS can be extremely distressing, and research indicates that many women overestimate the risks involved and are... mais »
Sem título
*Edmundo Cardoso – 100 anos* O dia de hoje, 29 de janeiro de 2017, marca o centenário do nascimento de Edmundo Cardoso, um ilustre santa-mariense. Ele nasceu em 29 de janeiro de 1917, filho de Etelvino Cardoso e de Regina Diehl Cardoso. O pai era tipógrafo-chefe do jornal *Diário do Interior*, instalado desde dezembro de 1915, no prédio que fora do Theatro Treze de Maio. A residência era contígua ao prédio do *Diário do Interior*, e o menino Edmundo, desde cedo, teve convivência com as atividades do jornal, onde começou a trabalhar aos 15 anos de idade, exercendo depois várias funçõe... mais »
Infection and AD
*Referência da AMICOR Maria Inês Reinert Azambuja*Could pathogen infection really lead to Alzheimer’s?Published on January 12, 2017 at 6:37 AM · *An interview with Dr Brian J. Balin conducted by April Cashin-Garbutt, MA (Cantab)* What is the thinking behind the pathogen hypothesis of Alzheimer’s disease?New concepts of infectious disease are evolving with the realization that pathogens are key players in the development of progressive chronic diseases that originally were not thought to be infectious. [image: Alzheimer's brain tissue] *A light microscopic picture of human Alzheimer's b... mais »
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