Women neurologist: a worldwide and Brazilian struggle.

“Sweeping the Heavens for a Comet”: Women, the Language of Political Economy, and Higher Education in the United States

The importance of increased levels of education in improving the status of women throughout the world is well established. Higher levels of education are associated with lower birth rates, higher incomes, and greater autonomy for women. Yet, women’s struggle to have a voice in higher education has been fraught with difficulties in the US and worldwide, particularly in overcoming widely held per...

Antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy and early neonatal life: consequences for HIV-exposed, uninfected children.

Women have emerged as the fastest growing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infected population worldwide, mainly because of the increasing occurrence of heterosexual transmission. Most infected women are of reproductive age and one of the greatest concerns for both women and their physicians is that more than 1,600 infants become infected with HIV each day. Almost all infections are a result ...

The Political Economy of the Brazilian Struggle Against AIDS

The Impact of Chronic Low Back Pain on Daily Occupations: A Qualitative Study in Iranian Context

Objectives: Low back pain is one of the main health problems which affect many people worldwide. The daily course of life is highly disrupted due to the chronic back pain problem. This study aims to explore the occupational performance of individuals with chronic low back pain. Methods: Fifteen people with chronic low back pain were included in this study using purposeful s...

‘Minor’ Languages, ‘Broken’ Translations: On Brazilian Reworkings of an Albanian Novel

This essay approaches the challenges of global translation in the 21st century from what might still be considered a somewhat uncommon example: a direct translation of Ismail Kadaré's 1978 novel Prill e thyër (Broken April) from the original Albanian into Brazilian Portuguese in 2001. Not only does it examine and compare lexical elements in the source and target texts and the usage of translato...