Debora Diniz (65 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Good. An astonishing investigation into the outbreak and spread of Zika and the resilience of the Brazilian people in the face of the epidemic.

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Paperback. Condition: New. New; A primeira biografia da epidemia de Zika no Brasil Nordeste do Brasil, dezembro de 2014. Multidões chegam aos consultórios médicos descrevendo sintomas de uma doença misteriosa: manchas vermelhas pelo corpo, coceira intensa, conjuntivite e febre baixa. Cientistas e médicos correm contra o tempo para desvendar o mistério. Tempos depois, mulheres que relatavam ter tido dengue fraca durante a gravidez recebem um aterrorizante diagnóstico no pré-natal: manchas brancas na cabeça e interrupção no desenvolvimento do sistema nervoso central dos bebês. Filas de recém-nascidos com cabeça miúda lotam as maternidades de cinco estados brasileiros. Em abril de 2015 o improvável vírus zika é detectado como o responsável pela doença misteriosa no Brasil. Apenas sete meses depois fica comprovada sua relação com a microcefalia e outras síndromes neurológicas em recém-nascidos e adultos. Em fevereiro de 2016, a Organização Mundial de Saúde decreta situação de emergência global. Entre fevereiro e junho de 2016, Debora Diniz passou temporadas no nordeste brasileiro, convivendo com mulheres comuns, médicos e cientistas; no exterior, de dezembro de 2015 a abril de 2016, participou de grupos de trabalho da Organização Pan-Americana da Saúde. A partir desse ponto de vista original e de rigoroso levantamento bibliográfico, a autora conta a história da epidemia brasileira que ameaça o mundo. Muito além de informações sobre prevenção, transmissão, riscos do zika para mulheres grávidas, síndrome de Guillain-Barré e outras complicações, a antropóloga revela histórias até agora inéditas na imprensa.; 192 pages.…

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Paperback. New; O livro com 50 textos que narram o que a autora viu e ouviu durante o período de 6 meses em que visitou o Presídio Feminino do Distrito Federal.Cadeia é um relato sensível, preciso e necessário, que apresenta o que foi visto e ouvido por seis meses, durante a convivência de uma mulher, professora universitária e livre com aproximadamente setecentas mulheres, prisioneiras temidas, no Distrito Federal.Original, o livro foge do formato de reportagem ou de denúncia. Tampouco deseja estetizar o sofrimento, chegar a alguma verdade ou ser a voz de um grupo marginalizado. É muito mais. Pelas histórias que compõem este livro inquietante, o leitor viverá a experiência de conhecer mulheres surpreendentes, emocionantes e sobretudo reais.; 224 pages.…