Edemilson Antunes de Campos

• Abstract

  In recent decades, alcoholism in women has attracted the attention of medical and health authorities in Brazilian society. In this context, we highlight the presence of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), a therapeutic model aimed at the individual recovery of its members that have become dependent on alcohol, and within which some women find the possibility of treatment and control of alcoholis…

  Alcoholism, disease and gender: representations and practices on the use of alcohol and alcoholism of women, members of Alcoholics Anonymous, AP.R

• Abstract

  Female alcoholism is considered a public health problem. Recent Brazilian data show that alcoholism among women has shown greater growth in relation to men. In this scenario, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups appear as a therapeutic option widely recognized and used by those who have become dependent on alcohol. However, the groups are still notably composed of men. The objective of this r…

  Gender and Alcoholism in the Treatment of Alcoholic Women in Alcoholics Anonymous, BP.IC
• Alcoholism, disease and gender: a literature review, BP.TT
• Alcoholism, disease and gender: a literature review, BP.TT

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• Abstract

  The objective of this research is to understand the representations and practices of women about Pap cervical cancer through the analysis of social and cultural codes that operate in the health-illness. It is to understand the logic that guides practices in relation to women Pap smears and, thereby, analyze its consequences in preventing cervical cancer. This project will be accomplished …

  Body, culture and sexuality: representations and practice of women on the examination of preventive cervical cancer papanicolau, BE.PQ