Vol. 21 No. 2 (2019)

Editorial

Health pluralities: lusophone analyzes

Estélio Gomberg, Ana Cristina de Souza Mandarino

4-7

Artigos originais

Health and social inequalities: revisiting a subject based on empirical research

David Tavares

8-16
Healthy men, sick women? A study on the life expectancy and health of the Portuguese population

Ana Alexandre Fernandes, Rita Burnay

17-28
Breastfeeding today means thinking about the future: the place of women in contemporary breastfeeding-promotion discourses

Irene Rocha Kalil, Adriana Cavalcanti Aguiar

29-39
Abortion: Humanized Attention and Legal Aspects

Liliane Lins-Kusterer, Matheus Lins, Camila Vasconcelos

40-50
Mental Health: A Study on Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety and Depression in Rural and Urban Areas of Southern Angola

Margarida Ventura, Jorge Chaves

51-57
Crisis and Legitimation: Study on the Justification of Regimes Applied to the Healthcare Field

Monica Freitas, Marco Meneguzzo

58-66
Gender and Therapeutic Pluralism: Women’s Access to Non-State Health Systems in Guinea-Bissau, Angola and Mozambique

Clara Carvalho, Aline Afonso

67-75
Analysis of tensions intrinsic to Medically Assisted Procreation through gamete donation based on the Pragmatic Sociology perspective

Catarina Delaunay

76-92
Protagonists of a real story: the experience of motherhood in adolescence in the Brazilian countryside

Danielle Karla Garioli, Katrini Guidolini Martinelli, Carolina Dutra Degli Esposti, Adauto Oliveira Emmerich

93-104
Decision about abortion: itineraries, practices and confidences

Núbia Milanez, Adauto Oliveira Emmerich, Katrini Guidolini Martinelli, Carolina Dutra Degli Esposti

105-114
Ethics on Facebook: a contemporary challenge for dentistry

Izabella Torrente Pereira, Daniella Fabres Izoton, Alana Corrente Loureiro, Leidiane Medeiros Silva, Michele Nacif Antunes, Adauto Oliveira Emmerich

115-122

Relato de Caso

Is Facebook good for the health of the overall population? The “MORE PARTICIPATION THE BETTER THE HEALTH” case in Portugal

Sofia Crisóstomo, Ana Raquel Matos, Marta Borges, Margarida Santos

123-133
Connections among Candomblé Temples, Social Organizations and Health

Ana Cristina de Souza Mandarino, Estélio Gomberg, Izamara Bastos Machado

134-143
Information and access to knowledge due to cooperation among Portuguese-speaking countries

Nísia Trindade Lima, Ana Cristina da Matta Furniel, Ana Maranhão, Eloy Rodrigues, Paula Xavier Santos, Paulo Cezar Vieira Guanaes, Rosane Mendes Silva

144-154
Mental Health, Stigma and Experience to Combat Mental Suffering: Community Therapy in a Recife neighborhood

Álvaro Botelho de Melo Nascimento, Breno Augusto Souto Maior Fontes

155-164
The individual accountability issue in portuguese public health

Joana Araújo, Mônica Carvalho, Carlos Costa Gomes, António Jácomo

165-173

Revisão da literatura

Health care for women victims of violence: a temporal clipping

Sílvia Schein, Liamara Denise Ubessi, Mariana Boeckel, Laíssa Eschiletti Prati

174-185

Editorial

Health pluralities: lusophone analyzes

Artigos originais

Health and social inequalities: revisiting a subject based on empirical research

Healthy men, sick women? A study on the life expectancy and health of the Portuguese population

Breastfeeding today means thinking about the future: the place of women in contemporary breastfeeding-promotion discourses

Abortion: Humanized Attention and Legal Aspects

Mental Health: A Study on Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety and Depression in Rural and Urban Areas of Southern Angola

Crisis and Legitimation: Study on the Justification of Regimes Applied to the Healthcare Field

Gender and Therapeutic Pluralism: Women’s Access to Non-State Health Systems in Guinea-Bissau, Angola and Mozambique

Analysis of tensions intrinsic to Medically Assisted Procreation through gamete donation based on the Pragmatic Sociology perspective

Protagonists of a real story: the experience of motherhood in adolescence in the Brazilian countryside

Decision about abortion: itineraries, practices and confidences

Ethics on Facebook: a contemporary challenge for dentistry

Relato de Caso

Is Facebook good for the health of the overall population? The “MORE PARTICIPATION THE BETTER THE HEALTH” case in Portugal

Connections among Candomblé Temples, Social Organizations and Health

Information and access to knowledge due to cooperation among Portuguese-speaking countries

Mental Health, Stigma and Experience to Combat Mental Suffering: Community Therapy in a Recife neighborhood

The individual accountability issue in portuguese public health

Revisão da literatura

Health care for women victims of violence: a temporal clipping

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