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• Brazilian Beneficent Association for Rehabilitation - ABBR - Private institution specialized in rehabilitation of the physically disabled people. Includes history, services provided and contact information.
• Brazilian National Cancer Institute - INCA - Organ of the Ministry of Health with a federal mandate to lead a country-wide policy for cancer control in Brazil.
• Brazilian National STD and AIDS Programme - Institutional information and current policy of the National Programme for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of STD/HIV/AIDS.
• CDC Travelers' Health - Brazil - Health information for travelers to Brazil. Includes vaccinations, travel notices, diseases and a guide of travel medicine clinics.
• Hospital for the Heart - HCor - Philanthropic hospital specialized in cardiologic procedures. Offers treatment in 37 medical specialties such as orthopedics, oncology and neurology. São Paulo, SP.
• National Commission on Social Determinants of Health - Comission that promotes the organization of knowledge about social determinants of health in order to strengthening the combat against health inequities in Brazil.
• National Health Surveillance Agency - Anvisa - Government agency with the purpose of protecting the health of the population by exercising sanitary control over production and marketing of products and services subject to sanitary surveillance.
• Pro Renal Foundation - Philanthropic organization with the main purpose of supporting research in kidney and metabolic diseases.
• Wikipedia - HIV/AIDS in Brazil - Article that gives an overview of HIV/AIDS in Brazil. Includes history and government policies.
• World Health Organization (WHO) - Brazil - UN health agency provides news, information and statistics on the country's public health issues and services, professional health workers, disease outbreaks, and government legislation and expenditures.