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International Observatory of Human Capabilities, Development and Public Policy: studies and analysis 2

Nogueira, Roberto Passos; Santana, José Paranaguá; Rodrigues, Valdemar de Almeida; Ramos, Zuleide do Valle Oliveira.
The intention of the coordinators of the editorial project is to explore new perspectives on the discussions that followed the inaugural publication of these studies and analyzes2 . The organization and the release of this publication in a seminar that brings together the authors for the presentation and...
Public Health, Interdisciplinary Communication, Bioethics, Chronic Disease/epidemiology, Pesticide Exposure, Iatrogenic Disease, Tobacco Use Disorder/epidemiology, Alcoholism, Fast Foods, Health Promotion
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Observatorio Internacional de Capacidades Humanas, Desarollo y Políticas Públicas: estudos y análisis 2

Nogueira, Roberto Passos; Santana, José Paranaguá; Rodrigues, Valdemar de Almeida; Ramos, Zuleide do Valle Oliveira.
La intención de los coordinadores del proyecto editorial es explorar nuevas perspectivas de las discusiones provocadas con la publicación inaugural de estos estudios y análisis2 . La organización y el lanzamiento de esta publicación en un seminario que reúne a los autores para la presentación y di...
Public Health, Interdisciplinary Communication, Bioethics, Chronic Disease/epidemiology, Pesticide Exposure, Tobacco Use Disorder/epidemiology, Alcoholism, Fast Foods, Health Promotion
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