Publications by authors named "Ana Gilza Quaresma Diniz"
Article Synopsis
- Honeybee stings are a significant public health issue in Brazil, particularly in Ceará, where a study from 2007 to 2013 analyzed 1,307 cases.
- Most stings occurred in urban areas, predominantly affecting men aged 20-29, with higher frequencies seen in August, and victims often stung on the head and torso.
- The majority of stings were mild and resulted in recovery, highlighting the need for strategies to control and prevent honeybee stings in Ceará.
Article Synopsis
- The report analyzes scorpion sting cases in Ceará, Brazil, from 2007 to 2013, using data from the Health Department's Injury Notification Information System.
- A total of 11,134 cases were documented, with stings predominantly affecting women aged 20-29, primarily in urban areas, often on the hand.
- Most cases were classified as mild and treated effectively within 1-3 hours, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring and public health interventions.