Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil
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Resumo: | The public health system of a population depends on its habits, genetics and the environmental conditions. In Brazil, the economic politics is dependent on the agrobusiness, which supports the utilization of phytosanitary and/or agriculture defensives, which may be negative to the ecosystem and to the population health conditions. Those chemical compounds became accepted worldwide during the Green Revolution at the 60’s. In Brazil several agriculture defensives are sold, which controls agriculture plagues; however, they cause damages to the environment and to the non-target organisms. Then, considering the pathologies that affect people, hepatic diseases can be caused by the indiscriminate use of phytosanitary. Those pathologies are classified by the World Health Organization as one of the top 10 causes of deaths in different countries, caused by different etiologies and, among them, drugs and environmental toxicants have to be considered. As the liver pathologies establishes in a body, those anomalies may progress to a more deleterious state and even cause patient’s death. However, no effective treatment is available to the hepatic diseases. The only recommended procedure to reduce the symptoms of the disease is the change of life style, as the reduction of chemical compounds exposition. In this context, more attention to the public politics and population habits in using phytosanitary have to be considered as an important tool to control and/or revert liver diseases. Then, in this study, we present the agriculture defensives largely used in Brazil, as the adverse side effects of the chemicals to the hepatic health. |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in BrazilProductos fitosanitarios y las enfermedades hepáticas: Un desafío para la salud pública en BrasilFitossanitários e doenças hepáticas: Um desafio à saúde pública no BrasilBioseguridadEducación de la poblaciónEnfermedades del hígadoPlaguicidasLegislación.BiossegurançaDoenças do fígadoEducação da populaçãoPesticidasLegislação.BiosecurityLiver diseasesPopulation educationPesticidesLegislation.The public health system of a population depends on its habits, genetics and the environmental conditions. In Brazil, the economic politics is dependent on the agrobusiness, which supports the utilization of phytosanitary and/or agriculture defensives, which may be negative to the ecosystem and to the population health conditions. Those chemical compounds became accepted worldwide during the Green Revolution at the 60’s. In Brazil several agriculture defensives are sold, which controls agriculture plagues; however, they cause damages to the environment and to the non-target organisms. Then, considering the pathologies that affect people, hepatic diseases can be caused by the indiscriminate use of phytosanitary. Those pathologies are classified by the World Health Organization as one of the top 10 causes of deaths in different countries, caused by different etiologies and, among them, drugs and environmental toxicants have to be considered. As the liver pathologies establishes in a body, those anomalies may progress to a more deleterious state and even cause patient’s death. However, no effective treatment is available to the hepatic diseases. The only recommended procedure to reduce the symptoms of the disease is the change of life style, as the reduction of chemical compounds exposition. In this context, more attention to the public politics and population habits in using phytosanitary have to be considered as an important tool to control and/or revert liver diseases. Then, in this study, we present the agriculture defensives largely used in Brazil, as the adverse side effects of the chemicals to the hepatic health.La salud pública de una población depende de sus costumbres, de su genética y del entorno en el que está incluida. En Brasil, la política económica dependiente de los agronegocios incentiva el uso de pesticidas fitosanitarios y/o agrícolas, lo que puede ser negativo para el equilibrio de los ecosistemas y la salud de su población. Estos compuestos químicos tuvieron su uso generalizado en la llamada Revolución Verde en la década de 1960. En Brasil, se venden varios plaguicidas agrícolas que, además del control de plagas agrícolas, causan daños al medio ambiente y a organismos que no son el objetivo. Considerando las anomalías que afectan la salud de la población, las enfermedades hepáticas pueden ser causadas por el uso indiscriminado de productos fitosanitarios. Caracterizadas por la Organización Mundial de la Salud como una de las 10 principales causas de muerte en diferentes países, estas anomalías tienen varias etiologías, incluyendo la exposición a fármacos y toxinas ambientales. Una vez que se establece el cuadro clínico de las anormalidades del hígado, pueden progresar a condiciones más perjudiciales e incluso llevar a individuos a la muerte. Aunque ampliamente estudiados, los tratamientos realmente eficaces en el control y/o la cura de enfermedades hepáticas se basan en el cambio de estilo de vida, como la reducción de la exposición a compuestos químicos. En este estudio, la atención a las políticas públicas y hábitos de la población en el uso de productos fitosanitarios puede considerarse un aliado importante en el control y/o prevención de la aparición de enfermedades hepáticas. En el presente estudio, abordaremos aspectos generales sobre los fitosanitarios más utilizados en Brasil, así como sus efectos adversos sobre la salud hepática de la población.A saúde pública de uma população depende de seus costumes, de sua genética e do meio ambiente em que se insere. No Brasil, a política econômica dependente do agronegócio estimula a utilização de fitossanitários e/ou defensivos agrícolas, o que pode ser negativo ao equilíbrio de ecossistemas e à saúde de sua população. Esses compostos químicos tiveram seu uso difundido na chamada Revolução Verde na década de 1960. No território brasileiro vários defensivos agrícolas são vendidos que, além do controle de pragas agrícolas, causam danos ao meio ambiente e a organismos não-alvo. Considerando-se as anomalias que acometem a saúde da população, as doenças hepáticas podem ser causadas pelo uso indiscriminado de fitossanitários. Caracterizadas pela Organização Mundial da Saúde como uma das 10 causas primárias de morte em diferentes países, essas anomalias possuem várias etiologias entre as quais a exposição a drogas e a toxinas ambientais. Uma vez estabelecido o quadro clínico das anomalias hepáticas, estas podem progredir a quadros mais deletérios e até mesmo conduzir os indivíduos ao óbito. Embora muito estudada, tratamentos realmente eficazes no controle e/ou cura das doenças hepáticas se embasam na alteração do estilo de vida, como a redução da exposição a compostos químicos. Nesse contexto, a atenção às políticas públicas e aos hábitos populacionais na utilização dos fitossanitários pode ser considerada uma importante aliada no controle e/ou prevenção do surgimento de doenças hepáticas. No presente estudo, abordaremos aspectos gerais sobre os fitossanitários mais utilizados no Brasil, assim como seus efeitos adversos à saúde hepática da população.Research, Society and Development2021-07-23info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1783510.33448/rsd-v10i9.17835Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 No. 9; e15910917835Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 Núm. 9; e15910917835Research, Society and Development; v. 10 n. 9; e159109178352525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/17835/16011Copyright (c) 2021 Letícia Ramos Molica; Indyanara Inácio Barreto; Karen C. M. Moraeshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMolica, Letícia RamosBarreto, Indyanara InácioMoraes, Karen C. 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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil Productos fitosanitarios y las enfermedades hepáticas: Un desafío para la salud pública en Brasil Fitossanitários e doenças hepáticas: Um desafio à saúde pública no Brasil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil Molica, Letícia Ramos Bioseguridad Educación de la población Enfermedades del hígado Plaguicidas Legislación. Biossegurança Doenças do fígado Educação da população Pesticidas Legislação. Biosecurity Liver diseases Population education Pesticides Legislation. |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Phytosanitary and hepatic diseases in Brazil: A public health challenge in Brazil |
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Molica, Letícia Ramos |
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Molica, Letícia Ramos Barreto, Indyanara Inácio Moraes, Karen C. M. |
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Barreto, Indyanara Inácio Moraes, Karen C. M. |
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Molica, Letícia Ramos Barreto, Indyanara Inácio Moraes, Karen C. M. |
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Bioseguridad Educación de la población Enfermedades del hígado Plaguicidas Legislación. Biossegurança Doenças do fígado Educação da população Pesticidas Legislação. Biosecurity Liver diseases Population education Pesticides Legislation. |
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Bioseguridad Educación de la población Enfermedades del hígado Plaguicidas Legislación. Biossegurança Doenças do fígado Educação da população Pesticidas Legislação. Biosecurity Liver diseases Population education Pesticides Legislation. |
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The public health system of a population depends on its habits, genetics and the environmental conditions. In Brazil, the economic politics is dependent on the agrobusiness, which supports the utilization of phytosanitary and/or agriculture defensives, which may be negative to the ecosystem and to the population health conditions. Those chemical compounds became accepted worldwide during the Green Revolution at the 60’s. In Brazil several agriculture defensives are sold, which controls agriculture plagues; however, they cause damages to the environment and to the non-target organisms. Then, considering the pathologies that affect people, hepatic diseases can be caused by the indiscriminate use of phytosanitary. Those pathologies are classified by the World Health Organization as one of the top 10 causes of deaths in different countries, caused by different etiologies and, among them, drugs and environmental toxicants have to be considered. As the liver pathologies establishes in a body, those anomalies may progress to a more deleterious state and even cause patient’s death. However, no effective treatment is available to the hepatic diseases. The only recommended procedure to reduce the symptoms of the disease is the change of life style, as the reduction of chemical compounds exposition. In this context, more attention to the public politics and population habits in using phytosanitary have to be considered as an important tool to control and/or revert liver diseases. Then, in this study, we present the agriculture defensives largely used in Brazil, as the adverse side effects of the chemicals to the hepatic health. |
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