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RIBEIRO, Thomaz Ademar Nascimento and LEAO, Luís Henrique da Costa. Social movements, modern slavery and health: knowledge, practices and implications to Brazilian National Health System (SUS). Interface (Botucatu) [online]. 2020, vol.24, e200004. Epub July 20, 2020. ISSN 1807-5762. https://doi.org/10.1590/interface.200004. The present article aims to grasp the point of view of social movements engaged in contemporary slavery eradication in terms of worker´s health impacts and its implications to Brazilian National Health System (SUS). It is a qualitative research using structured interviews with social movements in a Brazilian state of high prevalence of slavery. The outcomes show that these social movements comprehend slavery as physical and mental disintegration of human being, due to the violation upon workers

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OROFINO, Maria Marta e SILVA, Márcia Ivana de Lima e. Narratives in health: fifteen minutes of literature in the production of care by multiprofessional teams. Interface (Botucatu) [online]. 2020, vol.24, e190775. Epub 19-Jun-2020. ISSN 1807-5762. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/interface.190775. This article analyses the contributions brought by narratives, creating an applied literature studies modeling, aimed to collaborate in the debate on possible practices of care production in multiprofessional teams. The proposal of fifteen-minute meetings, based on the experience of readings and writings that are shared in the daily work, was implemented at a Brazilian public hospital. Paul Ricoeur’s literary hermeneutic model was used for interpretation. The results point out that the intervention was achieved in the proposed time; during

   

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PONTES, Bianca Silva de; SANTOS, Adriana Kelly e MONTEIRO, Simone. Production of discussions on HIV/Aids and syphilis prevention for pregnant women in educational materials prepared by Brazilian institutions (1995 - 2017). Interface (Botucatu) [online]. 2020, vol.24, e190559. Epub 05-Jun-2020. ISSN 1807-5762. https://doi.org/10.1590/interface.190559. Historically media campaigns and educational materials for diverse groups have been part of actions for the prevention of Aids and other sexually transmitted infections (STI). Informed by the criticism regarding the use of the informational communication model in these communicative strategies, the article analyses STI/Aids prevention’s messages in 14 educational materials aimed at pregnant women, produced between 1995-2017 in Brazil. Elements of the production context were identified and the enunciation device