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    Do You Take Care of Your Mental Health as Well as Your Physical Health in Times of Pandemic? by Cubillos Castañeda, Angie

    Published 2022
    “…Mental health is a severe illness in pandemic times. During this pandemic, people were worriedabout money, food, general health, and their jobs, but no one was worried about people who sufferedfrom some mental disorder. …”
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    Effects of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic confinement on metabolic disorders (obesity and DM2) and breast lobular carcinoma by Bello Torres, Jimmy Harvey, Benítez Medina, Laura Ginet

    Published 2020
    “…The isolation and confinement measures due to the SARS-Cov-2 pandemic had an impact on the treatment, monitoring and control of non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, breast lobular carcinoma and obesity according to the World Health Organization (WHO). …”
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    Poetic epistemologies and normalist teachers in the decolonial turn: Pedro Mariscal, Martin Adalberto Sánchez Huerta and Gloria Nahaivi reflect on the pandemic by Fregoso Bailón, Raúl Olmo

    Published 2021
    “…Objective: This paper shows how three normalistas-educators -Pedro Mariscal, Martin Sánchez Huerta and Gloria Nahaivi- are providers of new knowledge in the decolonial turn through their poetic epistemologies in the context of the pandemic. Originality/support: This manuscript shows how teachers with their narratives contribute to the construction of decolonial epistemologies, especially in the context of the pandemic. …”
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    Expressive cartographic sessions as a methodology for territorial research in pandemic and emergency: the case of the neighbourhoods of Chorrillos and Santa Inés in Viña del Mar by Catalán Catalán, Mario, Toledo Valenzuela, Yerko, Giusto Unzaga, Flavia

    Published 2024
    “…This work aims to report on a methodological proposal for territorial research in the context of a pandemic and emergency, which has been called “expressive cartographic days” (JCE), which is understood in this study as a situated form of social cartography that seeks account for the intersubjective expressivity of people from the centrality of the particular territory that is inhabited in relation to a social phenomenon such as the covid-19 pandemic. …”
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    Covid-19 lessons by Díaz-Gamboa, Luis Bernardo

    Published 2020
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