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 3.091 - AMICOR (25) 

Agradeço a todos que já se manifestaram sobre continuidade e conteúdo de nosso Blog, e me mantenho atento para qualquer sugestão adicional. Segue o convite inicial:

Como sabem, já fazem 25 anos que estou na rede, tentando me manter atualizado. A proposta inicial era de um instrumento para guardar referências interessantes, disponibilizando-as também para amigos e visitantes...Com o desenvolvimento dos meios de comunicação, sempre me questiono da sua utilidade, e de como me manter atualizado. Opiniões, críticas e sugestões serão sempre bem vindas.

#Dra. Valderês Antonietta Robinson Achutti (*13/06/1931+15/06/2021) 

Dentro das muralhas do Kremlin em junho de 1985 
Durante 1o. Congresso Mundial de Cardiologia Preventiva

Dia 27/06/2022 Da. Lea Pizani Robinson estaria completando 111 anos. Para lembrá-la, acrescento uma foto dela com a primeira filha, Valderês, provavelmente de 1934.

Léa Pizani Robinson *27/06/1911 +25/06/1991 e Valderês *1931 + 2021

#Associação Amigos do Teatro São Pedro

Gilberto Schwartsmann está em Theatro São Pedro (Porto Alegre).

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ao Theatro São Pedro na semana de comemorações dos seus 164 anos. Vida longa a este ícone cultural da cidade, que não para de crescer, oferecendo cada vez mais opções de espaços e uma programação artística de alta qualidade. A Associação dos Amigos do Theatro São Pedro colabora nestas melhorias, e por isto, é fundamental a sua participação.

ASSOCIE-SE - Seja um amigo do Theatro São Pedro.

#LiveScience

Monkeypox may present with unusual symptoms, CDC warns

(kontekbrothers via Getty Images)

Doctors diagnosing monkeypox should be on the lookout for symptoms that don't quite match the typical descriptions of the disease, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned June 14.

Historically, monkeypox rashes tend to erupt around the face and in the oral cavity, first, and then may progress to the extremities, including the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. However, some of the recent monkeypox cases in the U.S. have diverged from this pattern, the CDC reported.

 Full Story: Live Science (6/28) 

#MUHM

#OSPA

Nosso neto, Antônio Achutti Olivé, particicpando de concerto no dia 27/06

No próximo dia 08/07 estarão se apresentando  em Buenos Aires no Teatro Colón

#Vera Elisabeth Veríssimo (*15/02/1934 +30/06/2022)

Acabo de receber a triste notícia do falecimento de Vera Elisabeth Veríssimo, viúva de Franklin Veríssimo, um dos fundadores de nossa Academia Sul-Riograndense de Medicina, e autora da biografia dele.

Dentre suas prendas posso alinhar: Poeta (com vários livros publicados), Psicóloga, Professora de Inglês, e fez parte do Coral da AMRIGS, onde encontrou Dra. Valderês Antonietta Robinson Achutti.

#SBC

ABC Cardiol alcança maior fator de impacto de sua história Com este marco, a publicação se consolida como a melhor revista científica de cardiologia na América Latina. Leia na íntegra

#Universidade LaSalle

#CHC Santa Casa

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