Subjects: “...HIV/AIDS...”
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“...’s images, representations of violence add or decrease our potency of action? Why we use to adopt, in the...”
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“... varied from 13.000/mm to 75.000/mmÂ), with the decrease in the platelets counting from the first day...”
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Subjects: “...Afetividade - Affection...”
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Subjects: “...Negative affection...”
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Subjects: “...Affection...”
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Subjects: “...HIV...”
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“... being connected with other bodies, which can decrease sensitivity to deal with others. This becomes more...”
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“.... Bibliographic researches have been developed about authors who studied affection and learning in the classroom...”
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“... in various physico-chemical levels, interdependence and affection between man and environment. This...”
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“... finding of this affection was a reddish mass located in the nasal corner of the ocular bulb, similar...”
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“... system-related barriers that hinder and decrease the father's participation in the gestational process...”
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“... discourses that reinforce stereotypes, interfering in affection relations, triggering distancing or reactions...”
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“... in vitro cells, showed decrease severity of disease outcomes, low parasitemia levels and 100% survival...”
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“... population with regard to a decrease in self-reported pain. These results suggest that there is a possible...”
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“... initial manifestation was ocular pain in 97% and bilateral and sequential affection in 87%. Visual acuity...”
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“... of affection and socialization with the teaching of specific contents and abandon the academic aspect...”
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“... pulses, pain and hypothermia in distal part of affected limbs. In felines, affection is primarily...”
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“... behavior in relationships, which they accept as natural and as displays of affection. The present study...”
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“... behavior in relationships, which they accept as natural and as displays of affection. The present study...”
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