Ana Martinez
Biographic Data
| ID | 3671985 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana Martinez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana |
| FAMILY NAME | Martinez |
| SIGNATURE | MARTINEZ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | SUNY Upstate Medical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4985-5619 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 62 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 62 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Claves constitucionales para una segunda descentralización a favor del municipio en España
This paper analyzes the problems of municipal democracy and autonomy in Spain, as well as the challenges they would represent in case that a second descentralization at the municipal level were to be practiced. The analysis is followed by a propositive part that presents some reform ideas based on the local legal regime of neighboring countries such as Portugal and Italy, before executing a second decentralization for the benefit of municipal cor…
Tratamiento de drogodependencias en servicios masculinizados: Análisis de factores que dificultan o facilitan la adherencia de mujeres en recursos residenciales mixtos
Introducción/propósito/objetivos: Las mujeres con trastornos por consumo de sustancias presentan menor demanda y mayor índice de fracasos en el tratamiento residencial especializado. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar los factores que dificultaban o facilitaban el acceso y la permanencia de mujeres en tratamientos de drogodependencias en centros residenciales de tipología mixta. Metodología: Se recopiló la información inicial sociodemográfi…
Illustrating How Health Policy May Perpetuate Coverage and Access Disparities for Undocumented Immigrants
Background and Objectives: Evidence indicates significant disparities in access to health care for immigrants, but few studies have focused on changes in patterns of access to care by immigration status over time. We examined patterns of change in access and health indicators before and after the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for the undocumented and compared to US-born, naturalized, and documented residents. Methods: We examined indicators of usual …
Qué vamos a comer: Colombia's Mojojoy
What are specific ways performance contributes to discourses about hunger? One promising intervention is by decolonizing the relationship between food and the land. This essay examines Obsoleta (Obsolete), a multimedia happening by Colombian artistic collective Lenguajes Gastronómicos, as a force of decolonization against industrialized food, economic injustice, and extractivism. We invite readers to think of Colombia's mojojoy (an Amazonian larv…
Community engaged tick surveillance and tickMAP as a public health tool to track the emergence of ticks and tick-borne diseases in New York
A community engaged passive surveillance program was utilized to acquire ticks and associated information throughout New York state. Ticks were speciated and screened for several tick-borne pathogens. Of these ticks, only I . scapularis was commonly infected with pathogens of human relevance, including B . burgdorferi , B . miyamotoi , A . phagocytophilum , B . microti , and Powassan virus. In addition, the geographic and temporal distribution of…
Accentuated aging associated with HIV in a Mediterranean setting occurs mainly in persons aged>70 years: A comparative cohort study (Over50 cohort)
In an ongoing Mediterranean cohort, we compared age-related conditions between 208 HIV-infected persons and 104 matched controls. ≥3 comorbidities were found in 31.0% of HIV-infected patients and 8.7% of controls. Conditions significantly more frequent among the HIV-infected population were: lipid abnormalities, cancer, osteopenia/osteoporosis, liver disease, sexual dysfunction, hearing deficit, sleep disorders, falls, cognitive complaints, being…
Epidemiological Characteristics and Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Hepatitis A in Spain in the Context of the 2016/2017 European Outbreak
The aim of our study was to describe the results of the epidemiological surveillance of hepatitis A infections in Spain in the context of the 2016/2017 European outbreak, particularly of hepatitis A outbreaks reported in the MSM population, incorporating the results of a spatio-temporal analysis of cases. Hepatitis A cases and outbreaks reported in 2016-2017 to the National Epidemiological Surveillance Network were reviewed: outbreaks in which so…
Costs and Factors Associated with Hospitalizations Due to Severe Influenza in Catalonia (2017–2020)
This study aimed to estimate the cost and factors associated with severe hospitalized patients due to influenza in unvaccinated and vaccinated cases. The study had a cross-sectional design and included three influenza seasons in 16 sentinel hospitals in Catalonia, Spain. Data were collected from a surveillance system of influenza and other acute respiratory infections. Generalized linear models (GLM) were used to analyze mean costs stratified by …
Limpiar, enramar y aderezar para Corpus Christi: Los indios circunvecinos de la Ciudad de México, siglos XVII-XVIII
El estudio de la fiesta de Corpus Christi ha dado lugar a numerosos estudios interdisciplinarios que reflejan la complejidad y participación de las altas jerarquías, pero pocos estudios se han enfocado al análisis y participación de los pueblos de indios. El presente artículo pretende analizar el enramado y aderezamiento que los pueblos comarcanos realizaban anualmente en la Ciudad de México, a finales del siglo XVII y durante el siglo XVIII, com…
Addition of Grape Skin and Stems Extracts in Wines during the Storage to Reduce the Sulfur Dioxide: Impact on Red Wine Quality
This study aimed to evaluate the usefulness of bioactive extracts obtained from red wine by-products, such as grape skins and stems, for reducing or eliminating the use of SO 2 in red wine production. Special attention was focused on guaranteeing the microbiological stability of the red wines and protecting them against oxidation. Therefore, the antioxidant and antimicrobial activities of the extracts and red wines were studied. Red grape stems a…
Assessment of two complementary influenza surveillance systems: Sentinel primary care influenza-like illness versus severe hospitalized laboratory-confirmed influenza using the moving epidemic method
The combined ILI and confirmed influenza from primary care along with the severe hospitalized laboratory confirmed influenza data from PIDIRAC sentinel surveillance system provides timely and accurate syndromic and virological surveillance of influenza from the community level to hospitalization of severe cases
Economic costs of outbreaks of acute viral gastroenteritis due to norovirus in Catalonia (Spain), 2010–2011
The cost of outbreaks of acute viral gastroenteritis due to norovirus obtained in this study was influenced by the number of people affected and the severity of the outbreak, which determined hospitalizations and work absenteeism. Urgent reporting of outbreaks would allow the implementation of control measures that could reduce the numbers affected and the duration of the illness and thus the costs derived from them
Using surveillance data to estimate pandemic vaccine effectiveness against laboratory confirmed influenza A(H1N1)2009 infection: Two case-control studies, Spain, season 2009-2010
Point estimates of the pandemic influenza vaccine effectiveness suggested a protective effect of the pandemic vaccine against laboratory-confirmed influenza A(H1N1)2009 in the season 2009-2010. Both studies were limited by the low vaccine coverage and the late start of the vaccination campaign. Routine influenza surveillance provides reliable estimates and could be used for influenza vaccine effectiveness studies in future seasons taken into acco…
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: You are a teacher in the school. How long have you taught? Palma Milani: I have been a teacher in a rural, marginal area for five years. Carrillo: How do you go there? Walking? Palma Milani: On foot. Carrillo: How long does it take you? Palma Milani: Thirty-five minutes to go there and the same to return. But I'm used to it. I get there fast. …
Una entrevista con Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with the Joya Family
An Interview with the Joya Family* Charles Henry Rowell and Marcus D. Jones Jones: Why do people use two last names here? 1st MAN: It is a custom that has been around for many years. The woman contributes one last name and the dad the other. Jones: Is it that way in the whole country? 1st MAN: I think it's like that in the whole country. 2nd MAN: They all have two names, and lately, babies have been getting three names. 1st MAN: Like your grandso…
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: What is your profession? Arguedas: I'm a musician. I'm a guitarist. I'm the director of the Theater of the Millennium group. I'm fifty-eight years old, and I have been a musician for forty of those. Jones: Can you tell us a bit more about Theater of the Millennium? Arguedas: Some Afro-descendants got together to make a theater based on the search for our reflections an…
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you talk about the kind of work you currently do? Carrillo Rivas: I came to this town of El Carmen of Chincha when I was about eleven to make a life for myself. But by the time I was seven years old, I already worked in the cotton fields, which were part of the industry at the hacienda. When I came to Lima, I became interested in this…
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you describe the work that you do and how you came gradually toward that work? Muñoz Flores: I think that a lot of things happened by chance. I was very young, about eighteen, nineteen years old, and I approached, in a very timely manner, a group to offer some sort of support. It was an organization that was already working on the issue …
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you lived here in this community? Acevedo: My whole life. Since I was born until now I have been here in El Carmen. I have had seventeen children. Ten of my children died. I have seven alive. Rowell: Did they die as young children or as older adults? Acevedo: When they were young, two months after their birth, three months after th…
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Carrillo: What is your profession? Santa Cruz: At the moment my work is mostly centered on teaching. I'm a professor at the Major National University of San Marcos, in the art department, which is part of the school of humanities. "Art school" implies the preparation of professionals in the history and criticism of art. That's my professional endeavor. As far as a research …
An Interview with Martin Alvarado
An Interview with Martin Alvarado* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: I assume that you began your career as a photographer rather than as a TV producer. Will you talk about your work as a photographer, how you came to that profession? Alvarado: I discovered photography at twenty-one years of age. It was a very painful process in my career. I've never said this before, but it was because of my parents' separation. …
An Interview with Juan Eleazar Tristan Reyes
An Interview with Juan Eleazar Tristan Reyes* Marcus D. Jones Jones: Where are you from? Tristan Reyes: I'm from the Hacienda of San Jose, the district of El Carmen, the province of Chincha, the region of Ica, in Peru. Jones: Were you born here? Tristan Reyes: I was born here. According to what our ancestors and some historians like the Venezuelan Maria Elena Vasquez—who studied African roots a great deal, how things were here, and who wrote a bo…
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones, Mónica Carrillo, and Ana Martinez Jones: Can you tell us a bit about your past? Santa Cruz: I was born in Lima, in the Victory district. I was born there, in a big house. Nowadays, it's a small school. When my father was six, he left with somebody for the United States and returned when he was thirty-five. He married my mother. Jones: Your mother was born here? Santa Cruz: Yes. She didn't sp…
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: Were you born here? Cartajena Milano: Yes. Carrillo: How old are you, ma'am? Cartajena Milano: Eighty-eight. Carrillo: Can you maybe tell us a bit as far back as your childhood? Cartajena Milano: I was born here. I grew up, my parents lived here, and at the age of sixteen I went to Lima. I worked there until I returned here at age ni…
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La mercantilización de la sanidad: El caso de Catalunya
La mercantilización de los sistemas sanitarios públicos ha sido en las últimas décadas, un proceso creciente, con especial presencia en los sistemas sanitarios de cobertura universal y en países de renta alta como España. Hay sustanciales diferencias en los sistemas sanitarios de las diferentes comunidades autónomas del estado Español, entre las que Catalunya se caracteriza por tener un sistema sanitario mixto con complejas colaboraciones e inter…
An Interview with Roberto Rodriguez
This interview was conducted on December 27, 2002, at the home of Manuel Velázquez in Xalapa, Mexico
Veracruzan Poets
United in this sampling of Mexican poets is a small selection of six Veracruzan authors born at different stages of the twentieth century. The first surprise that leaps out is the diversity of themes, styles and preoccupations facing the phenomenon of literary writing
An Interview with Jose Luis Rivas
ROWELL: I've always been fascinated by the amount of public interest that poetry garners in Latin America
An Interview with Manuel Velazquez
This interview was conducted on December 26, 2002, at the home of Manuel Velázquez in Xalapa, Mexico
La Piel (review)
An Interview with Roberta and Socima Virgen CID
ROBERTA: During my childhood, my adolescence, there wasn’t anything. We lived as God helped us. Later, we started leaving here to go work in whatever was available. Then we returned; later I married. I was married for almost forty years. My husband just died a month and a half ago. I’d say we lived normally, because everyone has problems. I don’t know what other kind of changes there could be. JONES: Haven’t there been changes made to the streets…
Interview with Miguel Romero
Interview with Renata Morales Virgen
Interview with Florentino Flores Castro [II]
Interview with Ludovico Blanco Enriquez
Interview with Alicia Blanco Jiménez and Petra Jiménez De Lopez
Interview with Graciano Romero Garcia = Una Entrevista con Graciano Romero Garcia
Interview with Alejandro Rico Romero
Interview with a Family in Cuajilote: Aurelio Campos Contreras, Juana Maria Contreras Tello, Isidro Campos Mendoza, Alejandro Campos Mendoza, Alejandro Mendoza Montufa, Maricela Campos Mendoza, Maria …
Interview with Graciano Romero Garcia
Interview with Graciano Romero Garcia Charles H. Rowell, Marcus Jones, and Florentino Flores Castro Interview with Graciano Romero Garcia Charles H. Rowell, Marcus Jones, and Florentino Flores Castro Click for larger view View full resolution Graciano Romero Garcia and Juana Rico Pulido Piedra Gorda, Mexico Photo by Marcus D. Jones © 2007 [End Page 18] This interview took place on May 11, 2007, in Piedra Gorda, Veracruz, Mexico. ROWELL: Do you kn…
Interview with Edmundo Rosas Nava
Interview with Sofia Morales Virgen, Teresa Virgen Castro, and Efania Virgen Castro
Interview with Cenodrina Virgen Flores and Cipriana López Blanco
Interview with Teresa Virgen Castro
Interview with Gladiano Blanco Pudillo, Margarito Sarcia Blanco, Francisco Gomez Sanchez, and Mario Pacheco
Interview with Gabriel Saucedo, Linda Hernandez Tobar, and Paloma Hernandez
Interview with Andres Maceda Martinez
Interview with Raul de Jesus Moran Rosas and Alejandro Bautista Malegon
Interview with Ofelia Garcia Cruz
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