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This article aims to understand the origins and forms of legitimization of spaces "for the public and common use of the people", through a case study of the city of Salvador da Bahia and its region, between the 16th and 18th centuries. The research is based on documentation relating to municipal lands, donated by the king of Portugal to constitute the city's baldios (municipal common lands), and on official correspondence dealing with conflicts over the use of mangroves, located on beaches and riverbanks that were not included in the municipal patrimony. The notion of "commons" (or "common goods") is mobilized in its multiple dimensions: social, politico-economic and legal. We also tried to analyze the use in historical documentation of terms related to property rights with great conceptual density such as "domain" and "possession", and whose meanings change throughout the long period covered by the research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Through a narrative review of the parable of the Good Samaritan, considering the historical and cultural context as well as the characters involved, the practical applications of the central values presented in the parable, such as mercy, compassion, and patient care, are discussed in contemporary clinical practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: Pediatric cancer is a complex disease that requires interdisciplinary interventions. This study aims to describe the quality of life and exhaustion levels in children diagnosed with cancer, using validated instruments that reflect the peculiarities of this disease. Method: An observational analytical study was conducted on children and adolescents aged 2 to 18 years with cancer. The PedsQL Cancer Module and FACIT-F instruments were used to assess quality of life and fatigue, respectively, with statistical analysis performed to identify correlations and develop an explanatory model. Results: Notable physical and psychological symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, hyporexia, irritability, and sadness were identified. The PedsQL and FACIT-F indicated a diminished quality of life. There was high concordance between the perceptions of children and their parents, except in the anxiety related to procedures, where children reported higher levels. These symptoms reflect the impact of cancer treatment on children's well-being. The concordance in evaluations suggests that parents have a good understanding of these experiences, highlighting the relevance of psychosocial interventions to improve quality of life through an adequate support network. Conclusions: It is crucial that pediatric cancer treatment addresses not only medical aspects but also the comprehensive support for the emotional and psychosocial well-being of the patients and their families. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: Hereditary Angioedema is an autosomal dominant disorder caused by a lack or decrease in the function of the C1 inhibitor. It is a rare disease with low prevalence. Treatment focuses on symptom relief and short- and long-term prevention of acute attacks. Case report: 53-year-old male patient, with recurrent edema in the face, feet, scrotum, associated with abdominal pain since he was 20 years old. Patient has a history of hereditary angioedema in first-degree relatives of consanguinity. Laboratory tests showed low levels of plasma protein (antigenic), functional C1-INH and C4. The patient received several medical treatments. Given the recurrence of symptoms, prophylactic management with Lanadelumab was indicated. However, the patient presented erythema and induration at the application site with subsequent secondary generalized pruritus. For this reason, prophylaxis was suspended. Conclusion: This case of hereditary angioedema type 1 presents the difficulty in the treatment and the relapse of the patient after trying various therapies, as well as the finding of the adverse effect presented to the prophylactic medication with Lanadelumab, which has been poorly documented in the literature medical worldwide. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The chemical industry requires productive and efficient equipment, which is achieved by introducing additional mechanical energy in order to significantly improve the efficiency of the processes carried out. For this reason, designs that include equipment with agitation systems that have high technical and economic characteristics stand out in chemical equipment. Objective: To provide the necessary knowledge to enable the technical staff in charge of both the selection and the design of the elements and component parts of the agitation system of chemical equipment. Materials and Methods: The work has been carried out taking into account the requirements of international standards, as well as the technical bibliography consulted. It offers the necessary technical information that allows the design and selection of the component elements of the agitation system in the shortest possible time and in a safe way. Results and Discussion: The article provides a sequence of steps that allow both the selection and the design of the same in a simple, safe manner and in the shortest possible time. The flexibility of the described sequence of steps lies in the possibility of applying any of the traditional calculation methods in the solution of the same. Conclusions: Provides chemical equipment designers with a tool that offers a sequence of logical steps and relevant recommendations for the safe design of the chemical equipment agitation system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Moringa is not considered a spice, but rather a nutritional supplement with antioxidant and antimicrobial properties; however, it can be included as a condiment in different food preparations and serve as a natural preservative. In the ...oQue brand seasoning, COADTEC is used as a technological coadjuvant with a preservative function, which is imported. Replacing it with dried moringa leaf powder requires a granulometric and sensory analysis. Objective: To evaluate the replacement of COADTEC for dried moringa leaf powder in the formulation of Todo sazón (All seasoning), brand ...oQue, without affecting the sensory quality established in the specifications of the Cuban standard for condiments (NC 1429, 2023). Materials and Methods: The percentage of substitution of moringa powder was evaluated at three levels (50 %, 80 % and 100 %), with granulometry and sensory evaluation as response variables. Results and Discussion: Descriptive sensory evaluation and granulometric analysis for the different formulations on a laboratory scale demonstrated that it is possible to completely replace COADTEC with dried moringa leaf powder, which was corroborated by a similar analytical test on an industrial scale, as well as by affective tests (acceptability and preference) with consumers at both scales. Conclusions: It is possible to carry out the total substitution of COADTEC for PHSM in the ...oQue brand seasoning without affecting the sensory quality established in the specifications of the Cuban standard for condiments, with economic benefit and import substitution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The efficient management of natural resources such as water is necessary to ensure an optimized use. Water is an indispensable resource for life, and it is at risk of becoming scarce. Although public utility companies provide information about a household's consumption, it is insufficient to identify and prevent each person's excessive consumption. Therefore, the main objective of this article is to propose a household water consumption monitoring system using flow sensors and to present it to the user in a friendly and efficient manner by means of an app based on the advances of the Internet of Things. The collected information, presented in a format that is easy to understand, is a clarifying resource for users and allows them to make informed decisions and take measures aimed at reducing their environmental footprint. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article has developed the ABC costing system, as an approach to the small dairy farming SME in Colombia. The methodology includes conceptual elements developed by Cuervo Tafur, Osorio Agudelo and Duque Roldán (2013); Bruggeman et al. (2005); Hicks (1998); Kaplan and Cooper (1998) and Sánchez-Mayorga & Millán-Solarte (2010) with the definition of six general phases that define the cost system in question. In this way, the results allow the involvement of basic and support activities (Porter, 1995) grouped into cost centers, for the identification of the costs of the product and the biological asset in accordance with IAS 41. It has been concluded that this The accounting mechanism allows the definition of strategic cost management based on the value-generating elements and the possibility of optimal tools related to business profitability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study evaluated the environmental knowledge and perceptions of the Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje community in Puerto Boyacá (Colombia), to design interpretation strategies and enhance pedagogical processes in environmental education. To achieve this objective, social research methods, including surveys and talking maps, were employed to identify existing knowledge and its degree of appropriation, as well as the community's interest in participating in outdoor training activities. The information obtained from the participatory diagnosis, complemented by documentary sources, provided an overview of the local environmental landscape. This facilitated the development of a series of guides and the projection of an environmental interpretation scenario that addresses the municipality's natural and socio-cultural context, promoting the appropriation of environmental knowledge from a critical perspective. This is particularly important in a territory highly threatened by environmental degradation and facing complex social issues such as those in the Magdalena Medio region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this article is to describe some variables from interviews and ethnographic interventions conducted with individuals in the city of Cartagena de Indias (Colombia), which allow us to interpret, from an emic perspective, how the experience of being poor in Cartagena is lived, or what it means to be poor in this city, contrasting data with official indicators from the program 'Cartagena cómo vamos' (2022). From a theoretical perspective, we interpret the results by considering poverty as part of a system of social relations, which not only relates to the income and consumption levels of those who experience it but also as a structural and historical consequence of economic, political and colonial relations. The initial findings show that the economic and emotional deprivations faced by a portion of the population in Cartagena stem from a system of racial exclusion that persists to ours day. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]