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Search Results for Drinking water

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Pathogenic microorganisms present in contaminated water

Madriles FP;
Jacinto GD;
da Silva JP;
dos Reis JA.
| 83-95

Reuse of rainwater through the construction of cisterns

Oliveira PGS;
Pereira MS.

INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE ONSET OF ANEMIA IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN

Scarabotto GL;
da Silva ES;
Veiga N;
Luz K;
et al.
 | 401-418

EVALUATION OF THE REUSED WATER OF THE PINHEIROS SUBWAY STATION IN THE CITY OF SÃO PAULO (BRAZIL) FOR THE PRESENCE OF METALS BY THE TECHNIQUE OF X-RAY FLUORESCENCE WITH SYNCHROTRON RADIATION

Júnior ASM;
Cordeiro MA;
Silva IS;
Salicio SJ;
et al.
 | 504-520

Vicissitudes in access to drinking water in municipalities of the Metropolitan Region of Salvador/BA

Neves VS;
Baiardi A.

Abiotic factors and the growth of cyanobacteria in surface water reservoirs in the state of Pernambuco

Regis AS;
da Silva RF;
de Oliveira FHPC;
de Oliveira EJA.
| 610-624

Epidemiological profile of enteroparatism in riverine communities of the Brazilian Amazon

Guimarães J;
Brito CRN.
| 63-74

Chemisorption of toxic effluents from electroplating in residual gypsum from civil construction

Marinho JLA;
Teixeira VF;
Teixeira RNP.

Skin care in the elderly: Systematic review of the literature

Juchem ALL;
dos Santos AMPV;
Martins MIM.
| 315-321

Serology of Toxoplasma gondii in academics of the 2nd year of medicine and its prevalence depending on eating habits

Binder AL;
Sá KFG;
Marques JRC;
Spanhol BL;
et al.

Teaching sensory perceptions: An investigative class

Silva EN;
Leal AF;
Alves ACS;
Teodoro WL;
et al.

Climatic and sociodemographic factors stand out in the cities of Ceará with the highest incidence of arboviruses transmitted by Aedes aegypti

Carolina Rocha de Melo Leite A;
Maiara Freires Rabelo A;
Wanessa Freires Rabelo M;
Holanda Alves B;
et al.