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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúde (CCBS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Natália Sevilha Stofel in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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In Brazil, data on breastfeeding shows that black and brown women tend to breastfeed their children for longer and more often. This result is justified by the data collection agencies as an exclusive consequence of the financial reality to which this population is conditioned, placing the economic situation as the protagonist of this story, treating the positive effects on their children'…
Menstruation, despite being a natural process, is crossed by prejudice and added to the fact that social, racial and gender inequalities exist, generate even more obstacles for menstrual dignity to reach all menstruating people, especially the younger ones. Thus, not only in Brazil, the movement for the right to menstruate with dignity has increased in recent years, with requests for the …
In Brazil, the movement for the right to dignified menstruation has experienced ups and downs in recent years. More than just distributing sanitary pads, menstrual health involves combating markers of inequality such as patriarchy, capitalism, and racism. Thus, the main hypothesis of this project is that school adolescents form a community capable of providing elements for the co-construc…
Introduction: Human breastfeeding is a process that has benefits that go beyond thebeyond the nutrition of infants, so that breastfeeding (BF) can promotepositive impacts both for the infant, for the person who breastfeeds and even for theeven for the society. However, it is necessary to train professionalsbased on scientific evidence, because breastfeeding is a political act and of socia…
Breastfeeding is a behavior that brings several benefits to both the infant and theinfant and for those who breastfeed. These benefits transcend the physiological, since besides being associatedassociated with the immunological and nutritional strengthening of the child, the restoration of therestoration of the body and the reduction of morbidity in pregnant women, they are also associate…
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The process of health production is a complex and dynamic phenomenon, permeated by various intersections of oppression, such as patriarchy, heterocisnormativity, capitalism, racism, and ableism. These structural forces directly influence how health is experienced and accessed by different social groups. This study seeks to understand how social networks are involved in the development of …
Menstruation is a social, cultural, and biological process surrounded by stigmas that impact the lives of those who menstruate, particularly those in vulnerable situations. In this context, menstrual poverty is an important marker of social inequalities, and promoting menstrual health is crucial for the healthy development of individuals, incorporating considerations of social equity and …
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