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67 | 01/2012 | Edition 67 | focus: information technology
66 | 10/2011 | Edition 66 | focus: energy
65 | 07/2011 | Edition 65 | focus: sport
64 | 03/2011 | Edition 64 | focus: health
63 | 12/2010 | Edition 63 | focus: best places in Switzerland
62 | 10/2010 | Edition 62 | focus: interculturality
61 | 07/2010 | Edition 61 | focus: aviation
60 | 04/2010 | Edition 60 | focus: town planning
59 | 12/2009 | Edition 59 | focus: government - Brazil and Switzerland
58 | 10/2009 | Edition 58 | focus: education
57 | 07/2009 | Edition 57 | focus: senior citizens
56 | 03/2009 | Edition 56 | focus: transport and logistics
55 | 12/2008 | Edition 55 | focus: food
54 | 10/2008 | Edition 54 | focus: recycling and sustainability
53 | 08/2008 | Edition 53 | focus: energy
52 | 05/2008 | Edition 52 | focus: water
51 | 02/2008 | Edition 51 | focus: security
50 | 10/2007 | Edition 50 | focus: tourism
49 | 08/2007 | Edition 49 | focus: health
48 | 04/2007 | Edition 48 | focus: design
47 | 12/2006 | Edition 47 | focus: communication
46 | 10/2006 | Edition 46 | focus: Research and development
45 | 07/2006 | Edition 45 | focus: Women´s Edition
44 | 04/2006 | Edition 44 | focus: Transportation and Infastructure
43 | 12/2005 | Edition 43 | focus: marketing
42 | 08/2005 | Edition 42 | focus: energy
41 | 06/2005 | Edition 41 | focus: Tourism in Brazil
40 | 03/2005 | Edition 40 | focus: Financing Instruments
39 | 12/2004 | Edition 39 | focus: Human Resouces
38 | 09/2004 | Edition 38 | focus: Exporting to Switzerland
37 | 06/2004 | Edition 37 | focus: Sustainability
36 | 05/2004 | Edition 36 | focus: Large Swiss companies in Brasil
35 | 09/2003 | Edition 35 | focus: Sao Paulo
34 | 07/2003 | Edition 34 | focus: Sport - Wellness - Lifestyle
33 | 02/2003 | Edition 33 | focus: Switzerland Tourism
32 | 01/2003 | Edition 32 | focus: bilateral trade
31 | 01/2003 | Edition 31 | focus: tourism
Index
editorial
Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz
focus
Health starts in your mouth The old adage asserting "health starts in your mouth" is unarguably true. Oral health is more than just a matter of appearance, since it affects people's wellness in general and may cause serious illnesses.Prof. Dr. Hugo Roberto Lewgoy
Brazil's healthcare sector: trade issues and regulatory affairs Brazil, South America's largest medical equipment market, is set to grow approximately 10% in 2011.
Carol Campos
Diabetes: the dangers of a silent disease If your car breaks down, you will soon know about it: there is always something visible to go by, like an unusual noise. If there were no signs, you might hardly know it needed fixing.
Dr. Lucio Vilar
Hearing better means living better Hearing gives us the chance to make contact with the world. It is the key to building interpersonal relationships and taking part in social activities, and the ability to pick up low-level everyday sounds may make a difference.
Marilisa F. Zavagli
Hypertension Imagine the heart as a pump, which drives the blood around the body. The blood pressure is the strength of the blood drive, with normal values of 120 mmHg of systolic blood pressure and 80 mmHg of diastolic blood pressure or, in brief, 120/80. The problem is when this blood pressure exceeds 140/90. At this point, the patient is already hypertensive.
Xavier Gruffat
Obesity may begin in the uterus yet It is well known that childhood obesity is due to many factors related to genetics and environment. Recent discoveries have found that among environmental factors, the gestational nutrition and the child's diet during the first year of life are determining factors in the development of obesity over the long term.
Dr. Fabíola Suano
Seniors: new times and new resources Elderly people or golden agers now number 14.5 million in Brazil, or 8.6% of the total population, according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), based on the 2010 census data.
Valério Câmara
Keeping the balance Keeping the inner body environment in a homeostatic balance is essential for proper body function and thus for healthy life. The kidneys play a central role in controlling this homeostatic balance.
Matthias Meier
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute Helping improve health for populations internationally and nationally through excellence in research, services, and teaching/training is the goal of the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH).
Prof. Marcel Tanner
economy
Medical Technology - accelerated innovation and growth There are over 3,700 companies in Switzerland engaged in the area of medical technology. The sector produces roughly 10,000 different product families, generates 48,000 fulltime jobs, a gross aggregate value of over 11 billion and an export volume of close to 10 billion Swiss Francs.
Kathrin Cuomo-Sachsse
legal
Right to privacy and to freedom - Proposed bill on protection of personal information databases (dados cadastrais) On November 30, 2010 the Ministry of Justice initiated the public consultation of the proposed bill of law that is intended to warrant the constitutional right to privacy in connection with the protection of the citizen's personal data, particularly on the internet.Michelli Oliveira de Magalhães Paulino and Alexandre Sarte
sustainability
Borderless Solidarity Moved by the desire to take assistance to populations that had no access to medical care, and through the courage demonstrated in denouncing unacceptable situations from the humanitarian perspective, during 40 years, a group of young doctors and French journalists have founded the organization Doctors Without Borders (MSF - Médicos Sem Fronteiras). Unfortunately the needs observed at the time continue, corresponding to the reality of many countries.Flávia Tenenbaum
chamber news
Opportunities for Swiss machine-tool industry in Brazil / New members / CIOSP 2011
Swiss community in Brazil
Brazilian Red Cross
