Des-ubicación mediática: el imaginario de la mujer migrante venezolana en la prensa online colombiana

Reconocer cómo la prensa escrita en su versión online en Colombia (ElTiempo.com) y (El Espectador.com) de enero de 2019 a diciembre de 2019 representan socialmente a la mujer venezolana.En la actualidad latinoamericana, la migración venezolana se ha convertido en una problemática de índole social, cultural, político y económico; según el periódico El Tiempo, este es un “fenómeno social que ya se convirtió en la migración más alta de nuestra historia”. En Colombia, las olas migratorias, en este caso de venezolanos y venezolanas, han llevado a establecer medidas migratorias para atender a los migrantes venezolanos que huyen de la crisis en su país. En este sentido, según cifras de la ACNUR, Colombia es el principal país de acogida, con 1,1 millones de inmigrantes y refugiados, seguido de Perú (506.000), Chile (288.000), Ecuador (221.000), Argentina (130.000) y Brasil (96.000). Por su parte, los medios de comunicación, han contribuido en formar una imagen estigmatizada del y la venezolana desde la condición de desigualdad en cuanto al género, edad, nivel educativo, empleabilidad, salud sexual y reproductiva. Por tal razón, a partir del dispositivo metodológico denominado análisis de contenido cuantitativo, el objetivo de esta investigación es reconocer cómo la prensa escrita en su versión online en Colombia (ElTiempo.com) y (El Espectador) representan socialmente a la mujer venezolana. Se hace el enfoque de género, porque es la mujer, la que ha tenido que librar con el estereotipo desde su condición estética y sexual como “la veneca” que la movilidad humana la condiciona a ofrecer intercambio sexual a favor de mejorar su condición de vida.In Latin America today, Venezuelan migration has become a problem of a social, cultural, economic and political nature; According to the newspaper El Tiempo, this is a “social phenomenon that has already become the highest migration in our history”. In Colombia, the migratory waves in this case of Venezuelans and Venezuelans have led to the establishment of migratory measures to assist Venezuelan migrants fleeing the crisis in their country. In this regard, according to ACNUR figures, Colombia is the main host country, with 1.1 million immigrants and refugees, followed by Peru (506,000), Chile (288,000), Ecuador (221,000), Argentina (130,000) and Brazil (96,000). For their part, the media have contributed to form a stigmatized image of Venezuela and from the condition of inequality in terms of gender, age, educational level, employability, sexual and reproductive health. For this reason, based on the methodological device called quantitative content analysis, the objective of this research is to recognize how the press written in its online version in Colombia (ElTiempo.com and ElEspectador.com) socially represents the Venezuelan woman. Emphasis is placed on the gender approach, because it is the woman who has had to fight with the stereotype from her aesthetic and sexual condition as “la veneca”, in which, human mobility conditions her to offer sexual exchange in favor of Better your life condition

Des-ubicación mediática: el imaginario de la mujer migrante venezolana en la prensa online colombiana

Reconocer cómo la prensa escrita en su versión online en Colombia (ElTiempo.com) y (El Espectador.com) de enero de 2019 a diciembre de 2019 representan socialmente a la mujer venezolana.En la actualidad latinoamericana, la migración venezolana se ha convertido en una problemática de índole social, cultural, político y económico; según el periódico El Tiempo, este es un “fenómeno social que ya se convirtió en la migración más alta de nuestra historia”. En Colombia, las olas migratorias, en este caso de venezolanos y venezolanas, han llevado a establecer medidas migratorias para atender a los migrantes venezolanos que huyen de la crisis en su país. En este sentido, según cifras de la ACNUR, Colombia es el principal país de acogida, con 1,1 millones de inmigrantes y refugiados, seguido de Perú (506.000), Chile (288.000), Ecuador (221.000), Argentina (130.000) y Brasil (96.000). Por su parte, los medios de comunicación, han contribuido en formar una imagen estigmatizada del y la venezolana desde la condición de desigualdad en cuanto al género, edad, nivel educativo, empleabilidad, salud sexual y reproductiva. Por tal razón, a partir del dispositivo metodológico denominado análisis de contenido cuantitativo, el objetivo de esta investigación es reconocer cómo la prensa escrita en su versión online en Colombia (ElTiempo.com) y (El Espectador) representan socialmente a la mujer venezolana. Se hace el enfoque de género, porque es la mujer, la que ha tenido que librar con el estereotipo desde su condición estética y sexual como “la veneca” que la movilidad humana la condiciona a ofrecer intercambio sexual a favor de mejorar su condición de vida.In Latin America today, Venezuelan migration has become a problem of a social, cultural, economic and political nature; According to the newspaper El Tiempo, this is a “social phenomenon that has already become the highest migration in our history”. In Colombia, the migratory waves in this case of Venezuelans and Venezuelans have led to the establishment of migratory measures to assist Venezuelan migrants fleeing the crisis in their country. In this regard, according to ACNUR figures, Colombia is the main host country, with 1.1 million immigrants and refugees, followed by Peru (506,000), Chile (288,000), Ecuador (221,000), Argentina (130,000) and Brazil (96,000). For their part, the media have contributed to form a stigmatized image of Venezuela and from the condition of inequality in terms of gender, age, educational level, employability, sexual and reproductive health. For this reason, based on the methodological device called quantitative content analysis, the objective of this research is to recognize how the press written in its online version in Colombia (ElTiempo.com and ElEspectador.com) socially represents the Venezuelan woman. Emphasis is placed on the gender approach, because it is the woman who has had to fight with the stereotype from her aesthetic and sexual condition as “la veneca”, in which, human mobility conditions her to offer sexual exchange in favor of Better your life condition

Stress and Eating Behaviors Pre- and Post COVID-19 Pandemic Declaration in a Sample of College-Aged Adults

Purpose: This study compared stress and eating behaviors pre- and post-COVID-19 pandemic in college students. METHODS: This was a non-experimental comparative study. Participants were invited to the laboratory for a single visit to measure eating behaviors and stress indicators. Four instruments were used in this study: The Weight and Lifestyle Inventory questionnaire, the Mindfulness Eating Questionnaire, the Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire, and the Perceived Stress Scale. Independent t-test and a two-way ANOVA were used to compare participants who were tested before the COVID-19 pandemic declaration and after. RESULTS: N=151 (n=81 male, n=70 female) participants completed pre-covid testing, and a separate group, N=79, completed post-covid testing (n=40 male and n=26 female). There was a pre-post COVID*sex interaction on TFEQ-uncontrolled eating (F(1,207) = 4.73, p = .031, ƞ2 = .022). There were pre-post COVID group differences (F(1,204) = 5.64, p = .019, ƞ2 = .027) and sex differences (F(1,204) = 16.84, p \u3c 0.001, ƞ2 = .076) on the TFEQ-emotional eating. There were pre-post COVID group differences in eating when stressed, depressed/upset, anxious, and when alone (all p\u3c.05). There were sex differences in eating when stressed, depressed/upset, anxious, and when alone (all p \u3c.05). PSS score increased from pre- to post-pandemic declaration (p = .003). Females (20.4 ± 5.4) reported higher stress than males (17.8 ± 6.3) (p = .003). CONCLUSION: Post-pandemic college students show increased stress levels and emotional eating compared to pre-COVID-19 college students. Female college students reported higher stress and emotional eating levels than male college students

Catálogo de arquitectura del movimiento moderno del Perú

El objetivo de la investigación, que se desarrolla en varias etapas, es poner en valor la arquitectura del movimiento moderno en el Perú frente a la comunidad, los investigadores, los profesionales y las autoridades, y promover, con el Ministerio de Cultura, el reconocimiento de los edificios más importantes de este período.El objetivo de la investigación, que se desarrolla en varias etapas, es poner en valor la arquitectura del movimiento moderno en el Perú frente a la comunidad, los investigadores, los profesionales y las autoridades, y promover, con el Ministerio de Cultura, el reconocimiento de los edificios más importantes de este período

A Pilot Study of the Preliminary Efficacy of Pain Buddy: A Novel Intervention for the Management of Children’s Cancer-Related Pain

Objectives Cancer‐related pain in children is prevalent and undermanaged. Mobile health (mHealth) applications provide a promising avenue to address the gap in pain management in children with cancer. Pain Buddy is a multicomponent mHealth application developed to manage cancer‐related pain in children. The goal of this paper is to present preliminary efficacy data of the impact of Pain Buddy on children\u27s pain severity and frequency. Methods In a randomized controlled trial over 60 days, children (N = 48) reported daily pain on a tablet while receiving usual care. Those in the intervention group (N = 20) received remote symptom monitoring and skills training for pain management. Children in the attention control group (N = 28) only reported on their pain. Results Both groups experienced significant reductions in average daily pain over the study period (B = −0.10, z = −3.40, P = 0.001), with no group differences evident (z = −0.83, P = 0.40). However, the intervention group reported significantly fewer instances of moderate to severe pain compared with the control group, t(4125) = 2.67, P = 0.007. In addition, the intervention group reported no instances of moderate to severe pain toward the end of the study period. Conclusion Pain Buddy is an innovative and interactive mHealth application that aims to improve pain and symptom management among children with cancer. The findings from this pilot study suggest that Pain Buddy may aid in the reduction of pain severity in children during cancer treatment

Prevalencia del síndrome de Burnout en los trabajadores de la salud de la Corporación IPS Costa De Ciénaga – Magdalena, 2016-2017

El síndrome de Burnout (SB), es un tipo de estrés laboral, considerado por la organización Mundial de la Salud como una enfermedad laboral que conlleva al deterioro de la salud física y mental en las personas; ya que se cree que resulta del fracaso del individuo para adaptarse a situaciones laborales que generen un estrés alto y prolongado, presentándose mayormente en profesionales de la salud. Se realizó un estudio de tipo descriptivo, transversal en una institución pequeña de salud de primer nivel de complejidad, donde el sujeto de estudio fueron los trabajadores de la salud. El objetivo del estudio es establecer la prevalencia del Síndrome de Burnout en los trabajadores de la salud de la corporación IPS costa de Ciénega - Magdalena, para lo cual se implementó el cuestionario de Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI). Se encuestaron 19 trabajadores de la salud, 7 hombres (37%) y 12 mujeres (63%), con una prevalencia del 10,53 % (2 casos) para síndrome de Burnout. Frente a la prevalencia de las dimensiones se mostró que la Realización Profesional fue 63,16% para alto, la Despersonalización 63,16% para bajo y Agotamiento Emocional 63,16% para bajo. Se considera que una prevalencia del 10,53% para síndrome de burnout en el grupo estudiado hacen preciso buscar profundizar más en el estudio de este síndrome en instituciones de salud pequeñas, con la inclusión de los factores transculturales y características particulares relacionadas con el cargo del personal de salud, y que permita el comparar con datos obtenidos de instituciones de mayor tamaño y complejidadUniversidad Libre Seccional Barranquilla -- Ciencias de la Salud -- Especialización de Seguridad y Salud en el TrabajoBurnout syndrome (SB) is a type of work-related stress considered by the World Health Organization as an occupational disease that leads to deterioration of physical and mental health in people; Since it is believed that it results from the failure of the individual to adapt to work situations that generate high and prolonged stress, being presented mainly in health professionals. A descriptive, cross - sectional study was carried out in a small health institution of the first level of complexity, where the study subjects were health workers. The objective of the study is to establish the prevalence of Burnout Syndrome in the health workers of the IPS coast of Ciénega - Magdalena, for which the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) questionnaire was implemented. Nineteen health workers, seven men (37%) and 12 women (63%) were surveyed, with a prevalence of 10.53% (2 cases) for Burnout syndrome. Faced with the prevalence of the dimensions, it was shown that the Professional Performance was 63.16% for high, Depersonalization 63.16% for low and Emotional Exhaustion 63.16% for low. It is considered that a prevalence of 10.53% for burnout syndrome in the studied group makes it necessary to seek more in depth the study of this syndrome in small health institutions, with the inclusion of the transcultural factors and particular characteristics related to the charge of the Health personnel, and that allows the comparison with data obtained from institutions of greater size and comple

A genetic modifier suggests that endurance exercise exacerbates Huntington's disease.

Polyglutamine expansions in the huntingtin gene cause Huntington's disease (HD). Huntingtin is ubiquitously expressed, leading to pathological alterations also in peripheral organs. Variations in the length of the polyglutamine tract explain up to 70% of the age-at-onset variance, with the rest of the variance attributed to genetic and environmental modifiers. To identify novel disease modifiers, we performed an unbiased mutagenesis screen on an HD mouse model, identifying a mutation in the skeletal muscle voltage-gated sodium channel (Scn4a, termed 'draggen' mutation) as a novel disease enhancer. Double mutant mice (HD; Scn4aDgn/+) had decreased survival, weight loss and muscle atrophy. Expression patterns show that the main tissue affected is skeletal muscle. Intriguingly, muscles from HD; Scn4aDgn/+ mice showed adaptive changes similar to those found in endurance exercise, including AMPK activation, fibre type switching and upregulation of mitochondrial biogenesis. Therefore, we evaluated the effects of endurance training on HD mice. Crucially, this training regime also led to detrimental effects on HD mice. Overall, these results reveal a novel role for skeletal muscle in modulating systemic HD pathogenesis, suggesting that some forms of physical exercise could be deleterious in neurodegeneration

Deficiency of the zinc finger protein ZFP106 causes motor and sensory neurodegeneration

Acknowledgements We are indebted to Jim Humphries, JennyCorrigan, LizDarley, Elizabeth Joynson, Natalie Walters, Sara Wells and the whole necropsy, histology, genotyping and MLC ward 6 teams at MRC Harwell for excellent technical assistance. We thank the staff of the WTSI Illumina Bespoke Team for the RNA-seq data, the Sanger Mouse Genetics Project for the initial mouse characterization and Dr David Adams for critical reading of the manuscript. We also thank KOMP for the mouse embryonic stem cells carrying the knockout first promoter-less allele (tm1a(KOMP)Wtsi) within Zfp016. Conflict of Interest statement. None declared. Funding This work was funded by the UK Medical Research Council (MRC) to A.A.-A. and a Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) project grant to A.A.-A. and EMCF. D.L.H.B. is a Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Scientist Fellow and P.F. is a MRC/MNDA Lady Edith Wolfson Clinician Scientist Fellow. Funding to pay the Open Access publication charges for this article was provided by the MRC grant number: MC_UP_A390_1106.Peer reviewedPublisher PD