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See other companies with research projects supported by PIPE ProgramIn recent decades, the expansion of Africanized bees (Apis mellifera) in Brazil and throughout America has led public health authorities to include the bee-eating accident as an object of health surveillance. Since the advent of hybridization and the emergence of Africanized bees in Brazilian territory in 1957, reports of severe accidents by bees have been recorded throughout the American…
In recent decades, the expansion of Africanized bees (Apis mellifera) in Brazil and in American continent has led public health authorities to include the apilic accident as an object of health surveillance. Since the advent of hybridization and the emergence of Africanized bees at Brazil in 1954, reports of severe bee accidents have been recorded across the American continent. In additio…
In 2017 the World Health Organization (WHO) reintroduced ophidian accidents into the list of neglected tropical diseases. This decision was based on the fact that annually more than 100,000 people die and more than 400,000 surviving remain with permanent sequelae. In Brazil, in 2017, the SINAN received 224,590 notifications of accidents involving venomous animals with 439 deaths. Of these…
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