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Resumen Antecedentes: La malnutrición es un problema mundial que afecta a niños escolares, capaz de incrementar el riesgo de enfermedades en la edad adulta. Adultos yaquis han presentado graves problemas de salud, por lo que los escolares podrían encontrarse en una situación similar. Objetivo: Evaluar el estado nutricional, el perfil lipídico y los factores asociados en una muestra de escolares yaquis. Material y métodos: Se estudiaron 109 escolares habitantes de los pueblos originarios, en quienes se realizaron mediciones antropométricas, se extrajo una muestra de sangre venosa en condición de ayuno y se aplicaron cuestionarios. Resultados: La prevalencia de sobrepeso/obesidad fue de 38.5 %, sin que se registraran casos de desnutrición crónica; 38.6 % de los escolares presentó dislipidemia. El consumo de fibra resultó ser un factor protector contra sobrepeso/obesidad y el consumo de grasa constituyó un factor de riesgo. La puntuación de actividad física resultó ser un factor protector contra dislipidemia y los factores de riesgo fueron puntuaciones Z del índice de masa corporal/edad, circunferencia de cintura, historia familiar de dislipidemias, nivel educativo y empleo permanente. Conclusiones: Los escolares yaquis padecen por igual alta proporción de sobrepeso/obesidad y dislipidemia. Los factores asociados pueden resultar útiles para el diseño de intervenciones contextualizadas para esta población.
Abstract Background: Malnutrition is a global problem that affects schoolchildren and can increase the risk of diseases in adulthood. Adult members of the Yaqui Indigenous group have been shown to have serious health problems, and Yaqui schoolchildren could therefore find themselves in a similar situation. Objective: To evaluate the nutritional status, lipid profile and associated factors in a sample of Yaqui schoolchildren. Material and methods: A total of 109 Yaqui schoolchildren who lived in their localities of origin were recruited. Anthropometric measurements were carried out, a venous blood sample was extracted in fasting conditions, and several questionnaires were applied. Results: The prevalence of overweight/obesity was 38.5%, with no cases of chronic malnutrition being recorded; 38.6% of the children had dyslipidemia. Fiber consumption was a protective factor against overweight/obesity, while fat intake was a risk factor. The physical activity score was found to be a protective factor against dyslipidemia, and the risk factors were BMI-for-age Z-scores, waist circumference, family history of dyslipidemia, educational level, and permanent employment. Conclusions: Yaqui schoolchildren equally suffer from a high proportion of overweight/obesity and dyslipidemia. The associated factors may be useful for the design of contextualized interventions for this population.
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Objetivo: analisar as condições de saúde bucal de indígenas com diabetes. Método: estudo transversal, realizado na Terra Indígena na região norte do Paraná. Os dados foram coletados mediante entrevista, exame intraoral e consulta a prontuários de indígenas da etnia Kaingang e submetidos à análise descritiva e inferencial. Resultados: participaram 45 indígenas, com idade média de 56,3 ± 12,4 anos, sendo 53,3% do sexo feminino. Em relação ao risco em saúde bucal, 31,1% apresentaram alto risco sendo que 95,6% deles tinham índice muito alto e alto (≥ 5) de dentes cariados, perdidos e obturados, 42,2% referiram xerostomia, 66,7% diagnóstico de doença periodontal e 24,4% eram edêntulos totais. Conclusão: a condição de saúde bucal de indígenas com diabetes reflete a necessidade de priorizar ações de educação preventiva em saúde bucal pelas equipes de saúde da família
Objective: to analyze the oral health conditions of indigenous people with diabetes. Method: cross-sectional study, carried out in the Indigenous Land in the northern region of Paraná. Data were collected through interviews, intraoral examinations and con-sultation of medical records of indigenous people of the Kaingang ethnic group and subjected to descriptive and inferential analysis. Results: 45 indigenous people participated, with an average age of 56.3 ± 12.4 years, 53.3% of whom were female. In relation to the risk in oral health, 31.1% presented a high risk, with 95.6% of them having a very high and high rate (≥ 5) of decayed, lost and filled teeth, 42.2% reported xerostomia, 66.7 % diagnosed with periodontal disease and 24.4% were completely edentulous. Conclusion:the oral health condition of indigenous people with diabetes reflects the need to prioritize preventive oral health education actions by family health teams
Objetivo: analizar las condiciones de salud bucal de indígenas con diabetes. Método: estudio transversal, realizado en Tierra Indíge-na de la región norte de Paraná. Los datos fueron recolectados a través de entrevistas, exámenes intraorales y consulta de historias clínicas de indígenas de la etnia Kaingang y sometidos a análisis descriptivo e inferencial. Resultados: Participaron 45 indígenas, con una edad promedio de 56,3 ± 12,4 años, de los cuales el 53,3% eran mujeres. En relación al riesgo en salud bucal, el 31.1% presentó riesgo alto, teniendo el 95.6% de ellos un índice muy alto y alto (≥ 5) de dientes cariados, perdidos y obturados, el 42.2% reportó xerostomía, el 66.7% diagnosticado con enfermedad periodontal. enfermedad y el 24,4% eran completamente edéntulos. Conclusión: la condición de salud bucal de los indígenas con diabetes refleja la necesidad de priorizar acciones de educación preventiva en salud bucal por parte de los equipos de salud de la familia
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Introduction: Worldwide, expanding human activities continue to be a threat to many large-bodied species, including jaguars. As these activities continue, it is critical to understand how home range sizes will be impacted by human-modified landscapes. Objective: To evaluate the importance of protected and unprotected land on home-range size across their range. Methods: We used home range data from 117 jaguars in several habitat protection categories and human biome types. We used a Generalized Linear Mixed Model to test home range and spatial overlap with conservation categories and human biomes. Results: Most home-ranges were in Jaguar Conservation Units (62 %), followed by Protected Areas (21 %), Indigenous People's Lands (10 %) and Jaguar Movement Corridors (3 %), where 76 % of the jaguars lived inside one the first three conservation types. However, outside of conserved land, Rangeland, Cropland, Seminatural land and other human biomes were also important (24 % of the individuals). Jaguars in Rangeland, Cropland and Seminatural land had the largest home ranges. Conclusions: Although conservation land was dominant, human-impacted lands appear to play a considerable role in satisfying the spatial requirements of jaguars.
Introducción: A nivel mundial, la expansión de actividades humanas continúa teniendo un riesgo para muchas especies de cuerpo grande, tal como los jaguares. Conforme continúen estas actividades, es crucial entender el impacto de paisajes modificados sobre el tamaño de su territorio. Objetivo: Evaluar la importancia de terrenos protegidos y no protegidos sobre el tamaño de su territorio a lo largo de su rango. Métodos: Usamos datos de tamaño de los territorios de 117 jaguares en varias categorías de protección de hábitats y biomas humanos. Usamos un Modelo Mixto Lineal Generalizado para probar traslapes espaciales y de territorios con categorías de conservación y biomas humanos. Resultados: La mayoría de los territorios estaban en Unidades de Conservación de Jaguares (62 %), seguido por Áreas protegidas (21 %), Tierras de Pueblos Indígenas (10 %) y Corredores de Movimiento de Jaguares (3 %), en donde el 76 % de los jaguares vivían dentro de alguna de las primeras tres modalidades de conservación. Sin embargo, fuera de áreas protegidas, pastizales, tierras de cultivo, terrenos seminaturales y otros biomas humanos también fueron importantes (24 % de individuos). Jaguares en pastizales, tierras de cultivo, y terrenos seminaturales tuvieron territorios más grandes. Conclusiones: Aunque las áreas de conservación fueron dominantes, áreas con impacto humano parecieron jugar un rol considerable en satisfacer los requerimientos espaciales de los jaguares.
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Objetivo: Analizar el patrón alimentario y el riesgo de deficiencia en la ingesta usual de energía y nutrientes de las mujeres gestantes y lactantes de algunos pueblos indígenas. Metodología: Estudio descriptivo transversal, con información del componente de ingesta dietética tomada del Estudio nacional de la situación alimentaria y nutricional de los pueblos indígenas de Colombia, realizado entre 2013 y 2019, que incluyó 1028 mujeres indígenas gestantes (319) y lactantes (709), de las regiones norte y sur del país. Resultados: Se encontró una proporción superior al 90 % (Desviación estándar = 0,04) de gestantes y lactantes con consumo inferior al recomendado de calorías (p= 0,038). Alrededor del 70 % de las gestantes y lactantes no consumió lácteos el día anterior a la encuesta, y 50 % no consumió frutas y verduras. Con respecto a los micronutrientes, se encontraron, en las gestantes y lactantes, altas prevalencias del riesgo de deficiencia en la ingesta de vitamina C (50,3 y 80,2 %), folatos (80,4 y 95,1 %), zinc (87,6 y 96,3 %), hierro (88,9 y 68,6 %) y calcio (87,5 y 98,5 %). Conclusión: El consumo de alimentos y nutrientes en las mujeres indígenas gestantes y lactantes es deficiente en nutrientes claves para mantener su estado de salud y proporcionar los nutrientes necesarios a su bebé, y su patrón alimentario se clasifica como no saludable.
Objective: To analyze the dietary pattern and deficiency risk in the usual energy and nutrient intake of pregnant and lactating women from some indigenous peoples. Methodology: Cross-sectional descriptive study, with information from the dietary intake component taken from the National Survey of the food and nutritional situation of indigenous peoples in Colombia, conducted between 2013 and 2019, which included 1,028 pregnant (319) and lactating (709) indigenous women from the northern and southern regions of the country. Results: A proportion higher than 90% (SD = 0.04) of pregnant and lactating women with lower than recommended calorie intake was found (p = 0.038). Around 70% of pregnant and lactating women had no any dairy products the day before the survey, and 50% did not eat fruits and vegetables. Regarding micronutrients, high prevalence of deficiency risk in the intake of vitamin C (50.3 and 80.2%), folate (80.4 and 95.1%), zinc (87.6 and 96.3%), iron (88.9 and 68.6%) and calcium (87.5 and 98.5%) was found in pregnant and lactating women. Conclusion: Food and nutrient intake in pregnant and lactating indigenous women is deficient in key nutrients to maintain their general health and provide the necessary nutrients to their babies. Their dietary pattern is considered unhealthy.
Objetivo: Analisar o padrão alimentar e o risco de deficiência na ingestão usual de energia e nutrientes das mulheres gestantes e lactantes de alguns povos indígenas. Metodologia: Estudo descritivo transversal, com informação do componente de ingesta dietética tirada do Estudo nacional da situação alimentar e nutricional dos povos indígenas da Colômbia, realizado entre 2013 e 2019, que incluiu 1028 mulheres indígenas gestantes (319) e lactantes (709) das regiões norte e sul do país. Resultados: Encontrou-se uma proporção superior a 90% (Desvio-padrão = 0,04) de gestantes e lactantes com consumo inferior ao recomendado em calorias (p = 0,038). Ao redor de 70% das gestantes e lactantes não consumiu lácteos no dia prévio à enquete, e 50% não consumiu frutas e verduras. No que se refere aos micronutrientes, acharam-se nas gestantes e lactantes altas prevalências de risco de deficiência na ingestão de vitamina C (50,3 e 80,2 %), folatos (80,4 e 95,1 %), zinco (87,6 e 96,3 %), ferro (88,9 e 68,6 %) e cálcio (87,5 e 98,5 %). Conclusão: O consumo de alimentos e nutrientes nas mulheres indígenas gestantes e lactantes é deficiente em nutrientes-chave para manter seu estado de saúde e proporcionar os nutrientes necessários para o bebê; seu padrão alimentar classifica-se como não saudável.
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RESUMEN Introducción : El Centro para el Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) define el suicidio como el acto de autoagresión con la intención de causar la muerte propia de manera voluntaria. En pueblos indígenas de países como Canadá, Australia, Groenlandia, Estados Unidos, Nueva Zelanda, Brasil y Siberia, se evidencia que este evento sucede con mayor frecuencia que en la población general, principalmente como consecuencia del colonialismo y las dificultades que enfrentan las comunidades indígenas, factores que se citan hoy como comunes a nivel mundial. Método : Estudio cuantitativo, descriptivo y retrospectivo en el que se analizaron 48 casos de suicidios de indígenas del suroccidente colombiano, ocurridos durante el período de prepandemia (2018-2019) y pandemia de la COVID-19 (2020-2021), registrados en el Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal y Ciencias Forenses (INMLYCF) de los departamentos de Valle del Cauca, Cauca y Nariño. Resultados : En la región estudiada se suicidaron más personas durante el período pandémico (2020-2021). Las víctimas fueron, predominantemente, individuos del sexo masculino, de edad joven (entre 19 y 26 años), con estudios de primaria y bachillerato, que tenían ocupación de agricultores o estudiantes, que usaron el ahorcamiento como modalidad principal para acabar con su vida, y cuya razón de suicidio más frecuente era el conflicto con la pareja o expareja. Conclusiones : La tasa de suicidio en indígenas en el Valle del Cauca, Cauca y Nariño fue más alta que la registrada en la población general de los mismos departamentos durante la pandemia de la COVID-19 (2020-2021). Es necesario considerar factores socioculturales y trayectorias del evento suicida en el seno de cada comunidad distintivamente estudiada.
ABSTRACT Introduction : The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines suicide as an act of self-harm with the intent to cause a voluntary death. In indigenous peoples from countries such as Canada, Australia, Greenland, the United States, New Zealand, Brazil and Siberia, it is evident that this event occurs more frequently than in the general population, mainly as a consequence of colonialism and difficulties faced by indigenous communities, factors that are now considered as common throughout the world. Methods : A retrospective, descriptive, quantitative and retrospective study that analyzes 48 cases of suicide in indigenous people from Southwestern Colombia during the COVID-19 pre-pandemic (2018-2019) and pandemic (2020-2021) periods and registered in the National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of the departments of Valle del Cauca, Cauca and Nariño. Results : In the studied region more people committed suicide during the pandemic period (2020-2021). The victims were, predominantly, males of young ages (between 19 and 26 years), with a primary and high school educational level, of primary and high school, with farmer or student occupations, use of hanging as the main modality, and conflict with partner or ex-partner as the most frequently cited reason. Conclusions : The suicide rate among indigenous people in the departments of Cauca Valley, Cauca and Nariño was higher than that recorded in the general population of the same departments during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2021). It is necessary to consider sociocultural factors and the trajectories of the suicide event within each distinctly studied community.
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O presente artigo teve por objetivo refletir acerca das discussões que, historicamente, têm sido desenvolvidas na área de esporte e lazer por meio de políticas públicas junto aos povos indígenas. Foi feita uma pesquisa bibliográfica nas bases de dados Portal de Periódicos da Capes, na Biblioteca Digital Brasileira de Tese e Dissertações (BDTD) e no Repositório Vitor Marinho a fim de se analisar a produção a respeito da temática. Conforme os resultados, o contato com a sociedade ocidental proporcionou modificações significativas nas bases cosmológicas e míticas que compõem a organização da vida social dos povos indígenas. Dessa forma, o trato com a prática esportiva nas sociedades indígenas deverá levar em consideração os elementos históricos e culturais desse fenômeno (AU).
This article aimed to reflect on the discussions that, historically, have been developed in the area of sport and leisure through public policies with indigenous peoples. A bibliographical research was carried out in the databases Portal de Periódicos da Capes, in the Brazilian Digital Library of Thesis and Dissertations (BDTD) and in the Vitor Marinho Repository in order to analyze the production on the subject. According to the results, contact with Western society provided significant changes in the cosmological and mythical bases that make up the organization of the social life of indigenous peoples. Thus, dealing with sports in indigenous societies should take into account the historical and cultural ele-ments of this phenomenon
Este artículo tuvo como objetivo reflexionar sobre las discusiones que, históricamente, se han desarrollado en el área del deporte y el ocio a través de políticas públicas con los pueblos indígenas. Se realizó una investigación bibliográfica en las bases de datos Portal de Periódicos da Capes, en la Biblioteca Digital Brasileña de Tesis y Disertaciones (BDTD) y en el Repositorio Vitor Marinho con el fin de analizar la producción sobre el tema. Según los resultados, el contacto con la sociedad occidental proporcio-nó cambios significativos en las bases cosmológicas y míticas que conforman la organización de la vida social de los pueblos indíge-nas. Así, el tratamiento del deporte en las sociedades indígenas debe tener en cuenta los elementos históricos y culturales de este fenómeno (AU).
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O presente artigo teve por objetivo refletir acerca das discussões que, historicamente, têm sido desenvolvidas na área de esporte e lazer por meio de políticas públicas junto aos povos indígenas. Foi feita uma pesquisa bibliográfica nas bases de dados Portal de Periódicos da Capes, na Biblioteca Digital Brasileira de Tese e Dissertações (BDTD) e no Repositório Vitor Marinho a fim de se analisar a produção a respeito da temática. Conforme os resultados, o contato com a sociedade ocidental proporcionou modificações significativas nas bases cosmológicas e míticas que compõem a organização da vida social dos povos indígenas. Dessa forma, o trato com a prática esportiva nas sociedades indígenas deverá levar em consideração os elementos históricos e culturais desse fenômeno.
This article aimed to reflect on the discussions that, historically, have been developed in the area of sport and leisure through public policies with indigenous peoples. A bibliographical research was carried out in the databases Portal de Periódicos da Capes, in the Brazilian Digital Library of Thesis and Dissertations (BDTD) and in the Vitor Marinho Repository in order to analyze the production on the subject. According to the results, contact with Western society provided significant changes in the cosmological and mythical bases that make up the organization of the social life of indigenous peoples. Thus, dealing with sports in indigenous societies should take into account the historical and cultural ele-ments of this phenomenon.
Este artículo tuvo como objetivo reflexionar sobre las discusiones que, históricamente, se han desarrollado en el área del deporte y el ocio a través de políticas públicas con los pueblos indígenas. Se realizó una investigación bibliográfica en las bases de datos Portal de Periódicos da Capes, en la Biblioteca Digital Brasileña de Tesis y Disertaciones (BDTD) y en el Repositorio Vitor Marinho con el fin de analizar la producción sobre el tema. Según los resultados, el contacto con la sociedad occidental proporcionó cambios significativos en las bases cosmológicas y míticas que conforman la organización de la vida social de los pueblos indígenas. Así, el tratamiento del deporte en las sociedades indígenas debe tener en cuenta los elementos históricos y culturales de este fenómeno.
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@#Introduction: Orang Asli refers to the indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia, representing 0.6% of the Malaysian population. Vast inequality was observed regarding oral health beliefs, behaviour, and utilisation of oral health services between the Orang Asli and non-Orang Asli. The aim of the study was to explore the oral health beliefs, perceptions, and oral health service utilization behaviour among Orang Asli in the district of Bera, Pahang, Malaysia. Methods: Orang Asli’s oral health beliefs and perceptions of oral healthcare service were ascertained through four FGDs. Nineteen participants from Bera’s semi-urban and rural Orang Asli communities were convened. Emerging themes from the qualitative data were analyzed using thematic analysis. Results: Orang Asli believed that oral health is essential for an individual’s function and aesthetics. They are also aware that inadequate oral hygiene care will result in tooth decay and gum disease. Most of the Orang Asli that chewed betel nuts believed that limestone paste could cause oral cancer. The main barriers to Orang Asli accessing oral healthcare services were time constraints and distance to the nearby clinic. Conclusion: The Orang Asli believed oral health care is essential in ensuring a healthy oral condition. Despite their generational belief towards traditional healers and medication, Orang Asli in Bera had a perceived positive acceptance towards oral healthcare services.
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Objetivo: Determinar los factores asociados al síndrome de caída en un grupo de personas mayores indígenas. Material y Método: Estudio descriptivo transversal, realizado con 518 indígenas mayores de 60 años, que estimó la prevalencia del síndrome de caída durante el año 2019. Los instrumentos utilizados fueron entrevista demográfica y antecedentes médicos, Evaluación Mini Nutricional (MNA por su sigla en inglés) para evaluar estado nutricional, Mini Examen del Estado Mental (MMSE por su sigla en inglés) y The Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale (RUDAS) para determinar nivel cognitivo; la sintomatología depresiva se evaluó con la Escala de Depresión Geriátrica de Yesavage; el nivel funcional se valoró con la escala de Actividades Instrumentales de la Vida Diaria IADL. Se utilizaron modelos de regresión logística multivariable para examinar la asociación entre las variables sociodemográficas y la presencia de morbilidades. Se construyeron perfiles de riesgo entre individuos para estimar la probabilidad de caer a través del análisis de clases latentes. Resultados: 35,9% de los participantes presentó al menos una caída. Hombres (OR 0,55 IC del 95%: 0,38-0,80), personas con hipertensión arterial (OR 3,4 IC del 95%: 1,4-8,2), enfermedad coronaria (OR 2,5 IC del 95%: 1,3 -5,0), artritis o artrosis (OR 1,5 IC del 95%: 1,0-2,0), personas con quejas de memoria (OR 1,6 95% CI 1,1-2,5) y dependencia funcional (OR 1,6 95% CI 1,1-2,2), mostraron una asociación con este síndrome. El perfil de riesgo mostró que los sujetos con mayor número de comorbilidades tenían mayor probabilidad de caídas (0,163). Conclusiones: La prevalencia del síndrome de caídas es similar a la reportada en estudios previos. Comorbilidades propias de la vejez mostraron relación con un mayor riesgo de caídas. Se observa una relación directamente proporcional entre la cantidad de comorbilidades y mayor riesgo de caídas.
Objective: To determine the factors associated with the fall syndrome in a group of indigenous older adults. Materials and Methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study carried out with 518 indigenous people over 60 years of age that estimated the prevalence of the fall syndrome during the year 2019. Research instruments included demographic interview and medical history, Mini Nutritional Assessment (MNA) to assess nutritional status, Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and RUDAS to determine cognitive performance; depressive symptomatology was assessed with the Geriatric Depression Scale by Yesavage; functional level was assessed using Instrumental Activities of Daily Living scale (IADL). Multivariate logistic regression models were used to examine the association between sociodemographic variables and the presence of morbidities. Between-individual risk profiles were set up to estimate the probability of falling, using latent class analysis. Results: 35.9% of participants had at least suffered one fall. Men (OR 0.55 95% CI 0.38-0.80), people with high blood pressure (OR 3.4 95% CI 1.4-8.2), coronary heart disease (OR 2.5 95% CI 1.3 -5.0), arthritis or osteoarthritis (OR 1.5 95% CI 1.0-2.0), people with memory complaints (OR 1.6 95% CI 1.1-2.5) and functional dependency (OR 1.5 95% CI 1.0-2.2), showed an association with this syndrome. The risk profile showed that subjects with a greater number of comorbidities were more likely to suffer a fall (0.163). Conclusions: The prevalence of the falls syndrome is similar to that reported in previous studies. Comorbidities associated with old age showed a relationship with a higher risk of falls. A directly proportional relationship was observed between the number of comorbidities and the increased risk of falls.
Objetivo: Determinar os fatores associados à síndrome de queda em um grupo de idosos indígenas. Material e Métodos: Estudo descritivo transversal, realizado com 518 indígenas com mais de 60 anos de idade, que estimou a prevalência da síndrome de quedas durante o ano de 2019. Os instrumentos utilizados incluíram entrevista demográfica e histórico médico, Mini Avaliação Nutricional (MNA sigla em inglês) para avaliar o estado nutricional, Mini Exame do Estado Mental (MMSE sigla em inglês) e RUDAS para determinar o nível cognitivo; a sintomatologia depressiva foi avaliada com a escala de Depressão Geriátrica de Yesavage; o nível funcional foi avaliado com a escala Atividades Instrumentais de Vida Diária (AIVD). Modelos de regressão logística multivariada foram usados para examinar a associação entre variáveis sociodemográficas e a presença de morbidades. Perfis de risco entre indivíduos foram construídos para estimar a probabilidade de queda, por meio de análise de classe latente. Resultados: 35,9% dos participantes sofreram pelo menos uma queda. Homens (OR 0,55 IC 95% 0,38-0,80), pessoas com hipertensão arterial (OR 3,4 IC 95% 1,4-8,2), doença coronariana (OR 2,5 IC 95% 1,3-5,0), artrite ou osteoartrite (OR 1,5 IC 95% 1,0-2,0), pessoas com queixas de memória (OR 1,6 IC 95% 1,1-2,5) e dependência funcional (OR 1,5 IC 95% 1,0-2,2) apresentaram associação com essa síndrome. O perfil de risco mostrou que indivíduos com um número maior de comorbidades tinham maior probabilidade de cair (0,163). Conclusões: A prevalência da síndrome de quedas é semelhante à descrita em estudos anteriores. As comorbidades características da idade avançada mostraram uma relação com o aumento do risco de quedas. Observa-se uma relação diretamente proporcional entre o número de comorbidades e o aumento do risco de quedas.
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Resumo Este ensaio busca analisar os impactos sociossanitários exercidos pelo meio ambiente, incorporando as dinâmicas trazidas pela covid-19 e evidenciando as repercussões da pandemia. O coronavírus atingiu sobretudo países que falharam na prevenção e não estabeleceram medidas de intervenção eficazes e colaborativas. A destruição da natureza se intensificou na pandemia, assim como as ameaças enfrentadas por seus defensores, o que agravou ainda mais a crise. Nesse contexto pode-se destacar os riscos apresentados aos indígenas brasileiros e aos ambientalistas latino-americanos; o surgimento de grupos perigosos; e a implementação de políticas governamentais de efeitos críticos que afetam a preservação ambiental e colocam em risco os modos de vida tradicionais. Assume-se, desse modo, que o planeta enfrenta uma crise sanitária, mas também socioeconômica e ambiental. Para que tal crise heterogênea seja superada, os esforços precisam ser multiformes, envolvendo: cuidados à saúde e aos ecossistemas; diminuição da pobreza global e da desigualdade sanitária; redução de riscos ambientais; proteção dos modos de vida tradicionais; defesa das democracias e dos direitos humanos; fomento de políticas de desenvolvimento sustentável; e cooperação internacional. Tais esforços também incidirão sobre os anos vindouros, minimizando os riscos de novas pandemias e atuando na preservação ambiental.
Abstract This essay analyzes the socio-sanitary impacts exerted by the environment, incorporating the dynamics brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic and unveiling its repercussions. Countries that failed to prevent the virus spread and to established effective and collaborative intervention measures were hit the hardest. Environmental destruction reached new heights in the pandemic, as have the threats faced by its defenders, further aggravating the crisis. In this scenario one can highlight the risks posed to Brazilian Indigenous peoples and Latin American environmentalists; the emergence of dangerous groups; and the implementation of government policies with critical effects on environmental preservation that put traditional ways of life at risk. It is thus recognized that the planet faces not only a health crisis, but also a socioeconomic and environmental one. To overcome such heterogeneous crisis, efforts must be multifaceted, involving: caring for health and ecosystems; eliminating global poverty and sanitary inequality; reducing environmental risks; protecting traditional ways of life; defending democracies and human rights; and fostering sustainable development policies and international cooperation. These efforts will also affect the years to come, minimizing the risks of new pandemics and acting to preserve the environment.
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Social Environment , Environmental Health , Ecosystem , Delivery of Health Care , Indigenous Peoples , COVID-19 , Environmentalism , BrazilABSTRACT
Abstract Introduction Indigenous populations are considered a vulnerable minority and have characteristics such as poverty, difficulties to access food, housing, and educational backwardness; these conditions make them prone to alcohol consumption problems. Dependence on alcohol consumption probably arises as a symbol of protest, challenge, and response to social anguish, which has in turn repercussions in marginal population sectors that have conditions of fragility due to exploitation and discrimination, such as indigenous people. Objective To know the effect of perceived discrimination on alcohol consumption in Mexican indigenous population. Method Research design was descriptive, correlational check-model, with a sample of 362 adults from two indigenous communities. Results A simple linear regression model was performed, which shows a significant effect in the entire model (F[248] = 78.312, p = .001), which explains 49% of the variance of alcohol consumption. A significant positive influence was also found from the perceived discrimination variable (β = .626, p < .001) on alcohol consumption. Discussion and conclusion The studied indigenous communities had characteristics that the literature highlights as risk factors for developing addictive behaviors of alcohol consumption. These results coincide with those of the National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous population present discrimination problems that are associated with alcohol consumption problems.
Resumen Introducción Las poblaciones indígenas se consideran minoritarias y vulnerables, y se caracterizan por su pobreza, dificultad para acceder a la alimentación, la vivienda y el rezago educativo. Estas condiciones los vuelven propensos a presentar problemas de consumo de alcohol. La dependencia al consumo de alcohol surge probablemente como símbolo de protesta, reto y respuesta a la angustia social, lo cual repercute en los sectores poblacionales marginales que poseen condiciones de fragilidad por la explotación y discriminación como los pueblos indígenas. Objetivo Conocer el efecto de la discriminación percibida en el consumo de alcohol en poblaciones indígenas mexicanas. Método El diseño del estudio fue descriptivo, correlacional de comprobación de modelo, con una muestra de 362 adultos de dos comunidades indígenas. Resultados Se realizó el modelo de regresión lineal simple el cual muestra efecto significativo en la totalidad del modelo (F[248] = 78.312, p = .001), explica el 49% de la varianza del consumo de alcohol, además se encontró influencia positiva significativa de la variable discriminación percibida (β = .626, p < .001) sobre el consumo de alcohol. Discusión y conclusión Las comunidades indígenas estudiadas poseen características que la literatura destaca como factores de riesgo para desarrollar conductas adictivas de consumo de alcohol, estos resultados coinciden con lo expuesto por la Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas. Las poblaciones indígenas presentan problemas de discriminación que se asocian con los problemas de consumo de alcohol.
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INTRODUCCIÓN: La tasa de mortalidad estimada de tuberculosis (TBC) en Paraguay en 2019 fue de 3,9 por 100.000 habs. Las comunidades indígenas presentan un elevado riesgo de padecer TBC. OBJETIVO: Determinar los factores asociados a la mortalidad en personas de origen indígena con diagnóstico de TBC en Paraguay, 2014-2019. MÉTODOS : Se realizó un estudio observacional retrospectivo. Se utilizaron los datos del Programa Nacional de Control de la TBC del Paraguay comprendidos entre los años 2014 y 2019. Se registraron los datos sociodemográficos y factores de riesgo. RESULTADOS: Se incluyeron 2.210 personas de origen indígena con diagnóstico de TBC, el 53,8% fue de sexo masculino, entre 20 y 39 años (32,3%) y 0 a 19 años de edad (30,2%), la localización de la TBC fue mayoritariamente pulmonar (92,3%). Durante el 2014 a 2019 se observaron 217 muertes (9,8%). Los factores asociados a mortalidad en pacientes con TBC fueron la edad (adOR = 13,95; CI: 7,07-27,55 mayor a 80 años), (adOR = 4,20; CI: 2,59-6,82 mayor a 60 años) y (adOR = 3,30; CI: 2,06-5,28 para 40 a 59 años), la co-infección VIH (adOR =), y la localización de la TBC (adOR = 3,60; CI: 1,88-6,90 para TBC diseminada). CONCLUSIÓN: La mayor edad, el diagnóstico de co-infección VIH y localización de la TBC diseminada, están asociados a un mayor riesgo de muerte en población indígena con TBC.
BACKGROUND: The estimated tuberculosis (TB) mortality rate in Paraguay in 2019 was 3.9 per 100,000 people. Indigenous communities are at high risk for TB. AIM: To determine the factors associated with mortality in indigenous people with a diagnosis of TB in Paraguay, 2014-2019. METHODS: A retrospective observational study was done. sociodemographic data and risk factors data from the National TB Program of Paraguay between the years 2014 to 2019 were used. RESULTS: A total of 2,210 indigenous people with a diagnosis of TB were included, 53,8% were male, between 20 to 39 (32.3%) and 0 to 19 years old (30.2%), the localization of TBC was majority pulmonary (92.3%). During 2014 to 2019 the were 217 deaths (9.8%). The factors associated to mortality in TB patients were the age (adOR = 13.95; CI: 7.07-27.55 older than 80 years), (adOR = 4.20; CI: 2.59-6.82 older than 60 years), and (adOR = 3.30; CI: 2.06 - 5.2840 to 59 years), HIV co-infection (adOR = 7.07; CI 3.74-13.87), and localization of TB (adOR = 3.60; CI: 1.88-6.90 for disseminated TB). CONCLUSION: Older age, HIV co-infection and disseminated localization of TBC are associated with a higher risk of death in indigenous people with TB.
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Humans , Male , Female , Infant, Newborn , Infant , Child, Preschool , Child , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Aged , Aged, 80 and over , Young Adult , Tuberculosis/mortality , Indians, South American , Paraguay/epidemiology , Retrospective Studies , Risk Factors , Sociodemographic FactorsABSTRACT
Background & objectives: Traditional beliefs on child healthcare at time lead to potentially harmful practices like branding. However, there is a gap in people’s perceptions, attitudes and beliefs about branding practice. Therefore, the present study was undertaken to document the cultural motivation, ability and opportunity for branding practice in a tribal district of Odisha, India. Methods: Initially, such practices were observed in the tribal community for three months. Then, 18 in-depth interviews were conducted - ten among women having under-five children, and eight among traditional healers. Six focus group discussions were conducted with community health workers as well. The responses were digitally recorded, transcribed and translated and were further used for thematic framework analysis. Results: The primary determinants of branding practice were cultural beliefs compounded with low-health literacy, proximity to conventional care and influence of family and friends. The key driver for branding practices was traditional cultural beliefs on child healthcare decisions and health-seeking behaviours. Opportunities in the health system – availability and quality of health services – frequently drive them to seek healthcare from the system structure and routine health communication improves their ability to make better healthcare decisions. Interpretation & conclusions: Culture significantly affects the conceptualisation of illness and care-seeking pathways in a society. The indigenous community used to consult local traditional healers for their health concerns. While the government has made efforts to increase community health literacy through various platforms and multiple stakeholders’ engagements, the doorstep availability of modern care and health promotion interventions remains critical for meeting the health needs of the indigenous community.
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Objetivo: Descrever os efeitos simbólicos da implantação da Casa de Saúde Indígena no campo da saúde no período de 1973 a 1983 em Boa Vista, Roraima, Brasil. Metodologia: Trata-se de um estudo histórico com abordagem da micro história orientado por análises documentais e a teorização dos resultados balizada nos conceitos do sociólogo Pierre Bourdieu. Resultados: Ao todo o corpus documental foi representado por quatro registros imagéticos. As imagens foram analisadas com o intuito de produção de reflexões que versam sobre os efeitos simbólicos de implantação da Casa de Saúde Indígena. Conclusão: A Casa de Saúde Indígena de Boa Vista-RR emerge como pano de fundo no cenário desenvolvimentista da época, como (e representou) moeda de troca simbólica entre os governantes e os indígenas que sofriam com a entrada de doenças em suas comunidades pela ação direta do processo migratório devido ao garimpo em suas terras.
Objetivo: Describir los efectos simbólicos de la implantación de hogar de salud indígena en el campo de la salud en el período de 1973 a 1983 en Boa Vista, Roraima, Brasil. Metodología: Se trata de un estudio histórico con un enfoque de microhistoria, guiado por el análisis documental. La teorización de los resultados fue guiada por los conceptos del sociólogo Pierre Bourdieu. Resultados: En total, el corpus documental estuvo representado por cuatro registros de imágenes. Las imágenes fueron analizadas con el fin de producir reflexiones sobre los efectos simbólicos de la implantación del hogar de salud indígena. Conclusión: El hogar de salud indígena en Boa Vista-RR surge como telón de fondo en este escenario de desarrollo, asimismo como una moneda simbólica (y representada) de intercambio entre gobernadores y pueblos indígenas, que sufrieron con el ingreso de enfermedades en sus comunidades a través de acción directa del proceso migratorio, debido a la minería en sus tierras.
Aim: To describe the symbolic effects of the implementation of the indigenous health home in the field of health in the period from 1973 to 1983 in Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil. Methods: This was a historical study with a microhistory approach guided by a documentary analysis; the theorization of the results was guided by the concepts of the sociologist Pierre Bourdieu. Results: The documentary corpus was represented by four imagery records. The images were analyzed in order to produce reflections on the symbolic effects of the implantation of the indigenous health home. Conclusion: The indigenous health home in Boa Vista-RR emerges as a backdrop in this developmental scenario; it represents a symbolic currency of exchange between the government and the indigenous people who suffered from the entry of diseases in their communities through the direct action of the migratory process and the mining in their lands.
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Resumo Objetivo: Descrever os efeitos simbólicos da implantação da Casa de Saúde Indígena no campo da saúde no período de 1973 a 1983 em Boa Vista, Roraima, Brasil. Metodologia: Trata-se de um estudo histórico com abordagem da micro história orientado por análises documentais e a teorização dos resultados balizada nos conceitos do sociólogo Pierre Bourdieu. Resultados: Ao todo o corpus documental foi representado por quatro registros imagéticos. As imagens foram analisadas com o intuito de produção de reflexões que versam sobre os efeitos simbólicos de implantação da Casa de Saúde Indígena. Conclusão: A Casa de Saúde Indígena de Boa Vista-RR emerge como pano de fundo no cenário desenvolvimentista da época, como (e representou) moeda de troca simbólica entre os governantes e os indígenas que sofriam com a entrada de doenças em suas comunidades pela ação direta do processo migratório devido ao garimpo em suas terras.
Resumen Objetivo: Describir los efectos simbólicos de la implantación de hogar de salud indígena en el campo de la salud en el período de 1973 a 1983 en Boa Vista, Roraima, Brasil. Metodología: Se trata de un estudio histórico con un enfoque de microhistoria, guiado por el análisis documental. La teorización de los resultados fue guiada por los conceptos del sociólogo Pierre Bourdieu. Resultados: En total, el corpus documental estuvo representado por cuatro registros de imágenes. Las imágenes fueron analizadas con el fin de producir reflexiones sobre los efectos simbólicos de la implantación del hogar de salud indígena. Conclusión: El hogar de salud indígena en Boa Vista-RR surge como telón de fondo en este escenario de desarrollo, asimismo como una moneda simbólica (y representada) de intercambio entre gobernadores y pueblos indígenas, que sufrieron con el ingreso de enfermedades en sus comunidades a través de acción directa del proceso migratorio, debido a la minería en sus tierras.
Abstract Aim: To describe the symbolic effects of the implementation of the indigenous health home in the field of health in the period from 1973 to 1983 in Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil. Methods: This was a historical study with a microhistory approach guided by a documentary analysis; the theorization of the results was guided by the concepts of the sociologist Pierre Bourdieu. Results: The documentary corpus was represented by four imagery records. The images were analyzed in order to produce reflections on the symbolic effects of the implantation of the indigenous health home. Conclusion: The indigenous health home in Boa Vista-RR emerges as a backdrop in this developmental scenario; it represents a symbolic currency of exchange between the government and the indigenous people who suffered from the entry of diseases in their communities through the direct action of the migratory process and the mining in their lands.
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Humans , Indians, South American , Universal Access to Health Care Services , Health of Indigenous Peoples , Unified Health System , BrazilABSTRACT
Resumen Introducción: Este artículo busca establecer los alcances y desafíos de la gobernanza indígena en tiempos de COVID-19 en Colombia, pues los mecanismos de participación política de los pueblos indígenas en Colombia están consagrados en la Constitución. Este marco jurídico respeta las decisiones tomadas por los resguardos, incluyendo temas económicos y sociales. Métodos: Mediante el análisis de fuentes, los autores determinan cómo la gobernanza indígena ha resultado limitada en tiempos de crisis sanitaria, junto con la garantía de sus derechos en medio de las restricciones que no han considerado sus prácticas ancestrales y tradicionales. El reconocimiento de su identidad y saberes -además de los principios de convivencia, reconciliación, cooperación y pluralidad- promueven la preservación de su autonomía, caracterizada por el manejo territorial en armonía con la naturaleza. Resultados: Las medidas implementadas por el gobierno colombiano para atender la emergencia derivada de la pandemia estuvieron enfocadas hacia el sector salud, sin considerar las consecuencias económicas y sociales. En este panorama la gobernanza indígena resultó relegada, profundizando brechas sociales que tienen una vasta historia. Discusión: El escenario pandémico generado por la COVID-19 también impactó la salud de los pueblos indígenas y agudizó otras problemáticas que los han afectado. En el departamento del Amazonas la respuesta del gobierno colombiano para atender adecuadamente esta emergencia ha revelado los riesgos y las dificultades históricas que afrontan los pueblos indígenas. Conclusiones: En este escenario, la falta de medidas de protección a las comunidades indígenas del Amazonas recrudece las vulnerabilidades históricas y estructurales que han sufrido por décadas en Colombia.
Abstract Introduction: This article aims to establish the scope and challenges of indigenous governance in times of COVID-19 in Colombia since the mechanisms for political participation of indigenous people in Colombia are established in the Constitution. This legal framework respects the decisions made by the indigenous people, including economic and social issues. Methods: Through the analysis of sources, the authors determine how indigenous governance has been limited in times of pandemic emergency and the guarantee of their rights amid restrictions that have not been considered rooted and traditional practices. The recognition of their identity and knowledge -further the principles of coexistence, reconciliation, cooperation, and plurality- promotes the preservation of their autonomy, characterized by territorial management in harmony with nature. Results: The measures enforced by the Colombian government were focused on the health sector to tend to the pandemic emergency, without considering the economic or social consequences. In this scenario, indigenous governance was relegated, deepening social gaps with a vast history. Discussion: The pandemic caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 also impacted the health of indigenous people, worsening other problems that have been affected them along the time. In the department of Amazonas, the response of the Colombian government to attend to this emergency has revealed the risks and the historical difficulties suffered by indigenous people. Conclusions: In this scenario, the lack of protective actions for the indigenous communities of the Amazon has intensified the historical and structural vulnerabilities they suffered for decades in Colombia.
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Humans , Male , Female , Pandemics , Health Governance , Indigenous Peoples , GovernmentABSTRACT
Abstract Hepatitis B is considered an important public health problem worldwide because it is a chronic infection with a risk factor for cirrhosis and cellular hepatocellular carcinoma. In Brazil, the Rondônia State ranks first in the Northern region regarding the number of deaths due to hepatitis B. In the Amazon basin, genotype F is considered specific to the Americas identified in native populations. But few data on HBV genotyping and phylogenetic analysis are available. The objective of this study was to evaluate the genotypes and subgenotypes of the hepatitis B virus in indigenous people chronic carriers residing in cities of Guajará Mirim and Nova Mamoré in state of Rondônia/Brazil, on the border with Bolivia. A fragment of 417 bp (S gene) was amplified by PCR and submitted to nucleotide sequencing. The genotypes and subgenotypes of the HBV strains were determined through phylogenetic inference using genomic sequences from 197 representatives of the genotypes (A-H). Of the 41 chronic hepatitis B patients enrolled in this study, 27 were HBV-DNA positive. Of the 27 DNA-HBV positives, 39% (17/41) had individual HBV infection and 27% (10/41) were coinfected with HDV. The frequency of genotypes was 40.7% (11/27) for genotype D (HBV-D), 33.3% (9/27) for genotype F (HBV-F) and 25.9% (7/27) for genotype A (HBV-A) with circulating subgenotypes F2, F4, D2, D3, A1, and A2. We characterized the genotypes and subgenotypes of HBV circulating among in indigenous in the State of Rondônia shows for the first time the HBV/D genotype whit greater frequency circulating in nativos of state Rondônia. In conclusion, our findings showed a diversity of HBV genotypes, which is also found in other Brazilian geographical regions.
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Resumo A atenção diferenciada é um princípio fundamental para um cuidado não colonizador das populações indígenas. Um dos desafios nesse campo é o planejamento reprodutivo, por envolver tensões entre vontades coletivas e individuais, além da tutela e da autonomia, principalmente com a inserção mais contínua de profissionais via Programa Mais Médicos, como ocorreu no Território Yanomami. O objetivo deste artigo é discutir os aspectos envolvidos na atenção diferenciada ao planejamento reprodutivo, por meio da comparação entre o trabalho de profissionais de saúde em área indígena e não indígena. Para tanto, foi realizado um estudo de caso etnográfico com observação participante do exercício das equipes acessadas pela Supervisão do Programa Mais Médicos e entrevistas com seis profissionais, selecionados pela diversidade de seus perfis. A partir da análise de conteúdo, foram identificadas três categorias: diferença e desigualdade; similaridades; e desafios. Tais divisões trazem a noção de comparação fisiológica, que gera abordagem biomédica, passando pela confusão entre diferença e desigualdade, aspecto responsável por favorecer a colonização e a negação dos direitos - e até as compreensões dos profissionais sobre a cultura - que atravessam o diálogo intercultural.
Abstract Differentiated care is a fundamental principle for a non-colonizing care of the Indigenous populations. One of the challenges within this field is reproductive planning since it involves tensions between collective and individual wills, as well as between authority and autonomy, especially with the more continuous insertion of professionals with the Programa Mais Médicos (More Doctor Program), as occurred in the Yanomami Territory. This article aims to discuss the aspects involved in a differentiated care regarding reproductive planning by comparing the work of health professionals in Indigenous and non-Indigenous areas. Thus, an ethnographic case study was conducted based on participant observation of the teams' practice, accessed via the Programa Mais Médicos Supervision, and interviews with six professionals, selected for the diversity of their profile. From the content analysis, three categories were identified: difference and inequality, similarities, and challenges. These divisions allows for the notion of physiological comparison, which generates a biomedical approach, encompassing the confusion between difference and inequality, the aspect responsible for favoring colonization and the denial of rights - and even the understandings of professionals about the culture - which permeates the intercultural dialogue.
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Humans , Male , Female , Health Consortia , Family Development Planning , Health Status Disparities , Health of Indigenous Peoples , Reproductive Health , Health Personnel , Anthropology, CulturalABSTRACT
RESUMO A pandemia da Covid-19 tem evidenciado as profundas desigualdades da sociedade brasileira para o enfrentamento adequado dessa catástrofe sanitária. Este estudo buscou compreender as repercussões da Covid-19 nos povos indígenas brasileiros e a sua forma de organização no contexto de desigualdade social e vulnerabilidade. Realizou-se uma pesquisa qualitativa a partir da análise de lives. A busca foi feita via plataforma YouTube usando como descritores "coronavírus e indígena" e "covid e população indígena", totalizando 56 lives - que permitiram analisar diversos olhares para o enfrentamento da pandemia, sendo evidente que o ponto de partida para prevenção, vigilância, atenção em saúde e comunicação da Covid-19 entre os povos indígenas é totalmente diferente do resto da população. O protagonismo da sociedade civil indígena está sendo extremamente relevante para o enfrentamento da pandemia. A profunda desigualdade social e as múltiplas vulnerabilidades dos povos indígenas são realidades que devem ser entendidas para superar os enormes desafios produzidos, não somente pela Covid-19, mas fundamentalmente pelo atual contexto de invisibilização, desconhecimento e ataque às sociedades indígenas brasileiras. O controle social ficou muito fragilizado, e urge seu fortalecimento para criar um modelo de saúde diferenciado que realmente contemple os interesses e modos de vida desses povos.
ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the deep inequalities of Brazilian society to address this health-related catastrophe. This study aimed to understand the repercussions of COVID-19 on Brazilian Indigenous peoples and how they organize in the context of social inequalities and vulnerabilities. Qualitative research was conducted based on the analysis of 'lives'. The search was performed on YouTube using descriptors "coronavirus and Indigenous" and "COVID and Indigenous population", totaling 56 live events, which allowed us to analyze different perspectives on the fight against the pandemic showing that the starting point for COVID-19 prevention, surveillance, health care, and communication among Indigenous peoples is different from the rest of the population. The leading role of the Indigenous civil society is highly relevant to the fight against the pandemic. The profound inequality and the multiple vulnerabilities of Indigenous peoples are realities that must be understood to overcome the enormous challenges produced not only by COVID-19 and, fundamentally, the current context of invisibility, ignorance, and attack on Brazilian Indigenous societies. Social control has been weakened, and its strengthening is urgent to create a differentiated health model that considers these people's interests and ways of life.
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RESUMEN Objetivo Estimar la magnitud de daños a la salud por la pandemia de COVID-19 y su dinámica en Ometepec, Xochistlahuaca y Tlacoachistlahuaca, en Guerrero, México, durante 2020. Métodos Estudio retrospectivo hecho mediante un análisis secundario de la base de datos de COVID-19 de la Secretaría de Salud de México. Con análisis bivariado y regresión logística binaria, se desarrollaron estimaciones de series de tiempo y de magnitud del daño a la salud por COVID-19. Resultados Durante las semanas epidemiológicas 12 a 40 de 2020, se confirmaron 325 casos y 28 defunciones por COVID-19. De los casos confirmados, solo 16 % fueron indígenas. Dos de cada tres defunciones ocurrieron en las primeras 48 horas del ingreso hospitalario. Las variables predictoras que mejor se ajustaron al modelo de regresión, asociadas a la letalidad hospitalaria, fueron diabetes, neumonía asociada a COVID-19 y edad de 50 años o mayor. Conclusiones Es importante enfatizar los datos de alarma de la COVID-19 a la población indígena (en particular, la dificultad respiratoria) y factores asociados a complicaciones por COVID-19 como diabetes y edad avanzada, para incrementar el uso oportuno de los servicios de salud.
ABSTRACT Objective To estimate the magnitude and dynamics of health outcomes related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the dynamic in Ometepec, Xochistlahuaca and Tlacoachist-lahuaca in Guerrero, Mexico. Methods Retrospective study developed from the secondary analysis of the COVID-19 database, from the Mexican Ministry of Health in 2020. We developed time series and estimated the magnitude of the health effects of the pandemic by means of bivariate analysis and binary logistic regression models. Results The public health services registered 325 confirmed cases and 28 deaths from COVID-19 during epidemiologic weeks 12 to 40 in 2020. Nearly 16% of confirmed cases pertained to patients self-reported as indigenous people. Two out of three deaths occurred within 48 hours of hospital admission. Diabetes, COVID-19 pneumonia and being age 50 years or older were the predictor variables associated with hospital fatality which best fit our regression models. Conclusions It is essential to promote a greater use of government health services among indigenous populations by disseminating culturally relevant information on war-ning signs such as difficulty breathing and risk factors such as suffering from diabetes and being an older adult.