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Aida Vittoria Éltanin
ELENCO COMPLETO DI RIFERIMENTI E FONTI
LA SALUTE DI EVA
ELENCO COMPLETO DI RIFERIMENTI E FONTI / PAGINA 2
CAPITOLO I / UN SILENZIO DI TOMBA E UNA PIRAMIDE MISTERIOSA
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DALY 2010 - Italy - female - Causes ➜ http://ihmeuw.org/eiu (su questo sito potete trovare il DALY per tutte le altre categorie di età)
GBD - YLL - Global - Females 2010 ➜ http://viz.healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd-compare/#
Per ottenere l’elenco dei fattori di rischio dietetici, vanno impostati i seguenti valori: ■ Top Chart: Stacked bar chart (risk factors)
■ Risk Factor Category: Dietary Factors ■ Metric: YLD ■ Place: Italy ■ Age: All ages ■ Sex: Female ■ Units: % ■ Bar order: Rank
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CAPITOLO II / ALLA RICERCA DELLA SALUTE PERDUTA: I SEGRETI DELLE DONNE CENTENARIE
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CAPITOLO III / FEMMINE SELVAGGE: LE NOSTRE GUIDE ANCESTRALI
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c) Zo’è ➜ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SW0jzXTS6A
d) Toulambi ➜ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2i4SMLHY38&feature=relmfu
e) Txucarammae ➜ http://worldtv.com/undercachenewstv/video/tribal-journeys-ep-08-txucarammae
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CAPITOLO IV / SALUTE: UNA QUESTIONE DI STATO (SOCIALE)
Parte del materiale di questo capitolo si basa sul corso post-universitario “Determinants of Women’s Health”
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