Best Selling Books by Pedro Martinez

Cuando hablamos de endometriosis, estamos hablando de una enfermedad de importante prevalencia, que afecta a gran n�mero de mujeres en edad f�rtil y que puede tener importantes repercusiones tanto a nivel de su salud, de su calidad de vida, de su fertilidad y que en general puede interferir en su calidad de vida de forma importante.A pesar de tratarse de una enfermedad con tanto peso en la salud de la mujer, es desconocida, tanto en su g�nesis como en las posibilidades terap�uticas con las que contamos actualmente.Es por esto, que los profesionales que nos dedicamos de forma cotidiana a tratar pacientes con esta enfermedad, hemos decidido realizar este escrito, para intentar, explicar de forma clara, concisa y a la vez basada en la evidencia m�s actual, las dudas que las mujeres afectadas de endometriosis nos plantean en la consulta.Esperamos haber conseguido este cometido, pues con ilusi�n y esfuerzo hemos acometido este prop�sito.

Food insecurity in school settings is a serious concern in Brazil and many developed and developing countries. For this reason, public policies have been created to underpin programs offering free meals to school-age children, thus allowing basic learning conditions while tackling hunger among social groups under poverty. The National School Feeding Program (PNAE) in Brazil is recognized by the United Nation as an example of a program encompassing broad geographical coverage and partnerships with local family farmers. Here, this article reviews the historical pathway since the early XX century that paved the creation and implementation of public policies for food security in Brazilian schools. The benefits of these policies to family farming were discussed. This review is supported by official documents, such as Federal Laws, Decree, and National Programs. The outcome and experiences from the PNAE in various Brazilian states demonstrate that logistics and transportation of food from producers to schools are the main constraints for the greater efficiency of the program. Despite such constraints, the PNAE offers a unique opportunity to enhance human wellbeing by fostering family farmers to adopt agroecological systems and provide healthy and local food to school-age children.