CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Medicina (FM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Present Job - Full Professor of Medical Informatics, School of Medicine, The University of São Paulo Last Job - Vice-Dean, School of medicine, The Uiversity of São Paulo, 1998-2002 Deputy CEO - Fundation Faculdade de Medicina, 1998-2002 University Titles - Medicine (Diploma) USP (1979), B.Sc. in Physics, USP (1984), M.D. (1984) Associate Professor of Medicine, USP (1987), Full Professor of Medical Informatics, USP (1995), Chartered Mathematician and Fellow of the Institute of Mathematics and Applications (U.K., 1999), Researcher level I-A CNPq since 1992. Honorary Professor, Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine since 2003. Courage Fund Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore, 2005 - present. Chartered Scientist, Science Council, U.K. (2005). Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (2011). h-index : 25 (ISI Web of Knoweldge and Scopus), 34 (Google Scholar) (http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7200-2916; http://www.researcherid.com/rid/B-1169-2012;http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=z8VoOBMAAAAJhl=enhttp://www.scopus.com/cto2/main.url?stateKey=CTOF_451915211origin=cto ) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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We propose the creation of the FGV Center for Science Applied to Security with the support of the São Paulo State Public Security Secretariat and the IDB, responding to the call of NPOP-SP proposals made by FAPESP Science for Development Program, on the theme of Smart Cities and Public Security. The objective is to establish a research framework to promote the use of artificial intelligen…
The primary Amazonian malaria vector Anopheles darlingi has the ability to adapt quickly to micro- geographic changes resulting from novel environmental conditions such as those encountered in agricultural settlements. Therefore, it is a substantial health threat in Latin America. This proposal examines three understudied aspects of An. darlingi to identify the main mechanism responsible …
Physicians generate diagnostic hypotheses in response to symptoms, clinical signs or other information obtained while assessing patients. There are several studies showing that this process can be fast and the accuracy of these hypotheses have a decisive influence on the final diagnosis. We conceptualize that the generation of diagnostic hypotheses is a lexical semantic association proces…
This study discusses the technology assessment, and the cost-effectiveness, analysis in the incorporation of available technologies in the local market for the diagnosis of acute respiratory infection (ARI) in cancer patients treated at ICESP. Despite the severity and frequency of respiratory infections in patients undergoing cancer treatment there is not available rapid diagnosis tests …
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Stereotypes are present in people's daily lives, direct measures of their influences on attitudes are difficult to realize since stereotypes are often implicitly expressed in the behavior of people who explicitly reject the same stereotype or even wish to camouflage it. The Implicit Association Test (IAT) has become a widely used instrument for measuring attitudes and prejudices in relati…
The abandonment of dogs and cats represents a condition that could negatively affect human health, animal health and the environment. Strategies for abandon prevention and for the management canine and feline population differ among Brazilian states and municipalities, without a national policy. Cities that have Zoonosis Control Centers (ZCC) usually develop the capture and maintenance of…
World Health Organization stimulates that three billion people are currently living in risk areas to contract dengue all over the world, and that anualy, 50 million infections occur, with 500.000 Hemorragic Dengue's Fever (FHD), and 21000 deaths, mainly in children [1]. Although the Dengue's virus is expanding in geographical scale the last four decades, there aren't still medications or …
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Visceral leishmaniasis is one of the world deadliest and neglected infectious diseases. Besides the publication of guidelines of visceral leishmaniasis control and the investments made in general surveillance activities, the sandy and the reservoir in urban areas are among the major challenges for the control activities. These challenges are due to (1) the necessity to better understand t…
A central question in epidemiology is how heterogeneity, in its different manifestations, influences the dynamics and intensity of infections. The individual differences have been named \QTR{it}{frailty} in the demography literature in the context of susceptibility to death. In this project we propose an epidemic model, taking into account the phenomenon of frailty in the vaccination rate…
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