Deaths of people hospitalized due to COVID-19: the role of diabetes
Press release based on the article: Diabetes as a factor associated with hospital death from COVID-19 in Brazil, 2020, available in the journal Epidemiologia e…
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Check out RESS’s special announcement with Epidemio
The journals Epidemiology and Health Services: SUS Journal (RESS) and the Brazilian Journal of Epidemiology (Epidemio) jointly published a special call for papers.
RESS receives A3 rating in the new CAPES evaluation.
The Epidemiology and Health Services: SUS Journal (RESS), a free, continuously published scientific journal, received an A3 rating in the latest evaluation by the Coordination
Exhibition at the University of Brasília celebrates 30 years of Epidemiology and Health Services: SUS Journal
Last Monday (12/12), the RESS 30 Years exhibition was launched at the Faculty of Health Sciences of the University of Brasília (FS/UnB).
Attention to high blood pressure in Brazil: trends and inequalities
Press release based on the article “Adequacy of care for people with hypertension in Brazil: National Health Survey, 2013 and 2019,” published in RESS (v
RESS at the 13th Brazilian Congress of Collective Health of ABRASCO, in Salvador (BA)
The Epidemiology and Health Services booth: the SUS (Brazilian Unified Health System) journal (RESS), was one of the most visited on its day at the…
Outpatient treatment for urinary incontinence in men in Brazil is increasing.
Press release for the article by Nicolato et al. entitled “Spatiotemporal distribution of outpatient production for urinary incontinence in men, Brazil, 2010-”
RESS and RSBMT are holding a Scientific Publication course at MedTrop 2022.
The journal Epidemiologia e Serviços de Saúde (RESS) and the journal of the Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine (RSBMT) partnered to hold a Publication Course.
Results of the RESS Evidencia 2022 Award
See the results of the finalists who participated in the RESS Evidencia 2022 Award.
The PRISMA 2020 statement: updated guidance for reporting systematic reviews.
The Key Items for Reporting Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement, published in 2009, was developed to help systematic reviewers…