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Study shows that educators' level of education affects the oral health of children

Study shows that educators' level of education affects the oral health of children

During the months of September 2007 to 2009, 423 Afro-descendant children from low-income families (51% female and 49% male) and their educators were recruited. From dental examinations in children and questionnaires to educators, the article showed that children under the responsibility of educators who completed higher education were 1.76 times as likely to be dentist and 6 times more likely to maintain a routine of regular dental appointments when compared to children whose responsible educators did not finish higher education. Children who were not supervised by educators had much higher rates of caries.

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ANVISA's prohibitions on what to say

ANVISA's prohibitions on what to say

In 2017 the National Health Surveillance Agency carried out different prohibitions, some gave their talk and left the readers of My Life worried in some moments. Anvisa prohibits the sale of batch of paçoca because it contains a carcinogenic substance Anvisa determines seizure of lots of mask for hair of the lot of medicines with shards of glass to the prohibition of the paçoca for containing carcinogenic substances, check which products were punished by Anvisa Anvisa suspends lots of cinnamon powder and sweet of papaya Anvisa suspends lots of cinnamon powder and sweet of papaya Anvisa suspends lots of cinnamon powder and sweet of papaya Anvisa suspends medications with pieces of glass in packaging Anvisa prohibits sale of rice lot with rodent feces

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Ministry of Health denies link between microcephaly and rubella vaccine

Ministry of Health denies link between microcephaly and rubella vaccine

A few days ago, social networks have been disseminating the story that cases of microcephaly in the Northeast are not related to the Zika virus, but to an overdue lot of rubella vaccines. The Ministry of Health, however, has stated that this statement is an unsubstantiated rumor. In their official statement, they claim that "all vaccines offered by the National Immunization Program (NIP) are safe and there is no evidence in national and international literature that they may cause microcephaly.

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