Detection of human papillomavirus (HPV) in oral cavity lesions: comparison with other risk factors by Venezuela, Raúl Fernando, Talavera, Ángel, Frutos, María Celia, Kiguen, Ana Ximena, Monetti, Marina, Sollazo, María, Ferreyra, Ruth, Cuffini, Cecilia

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Intervenciones de mHealthpara reducir el impacto del consumo de sustancias en jóvenes: una revisión sistemática by Musso, Emilia, Vera, Belén del Valle, Caneto, Florencia, Godoy, Juan Carlos, Fernández-Calderón, Fermín

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Official records and self-reports of antisocial behavior in adolescents of both sexes: Alternatives or complements? by Bobbio, Antonella, Arbach, Karin, Bruera, Jorge

“…Most of adolescents reported at least one antinormative behavior in their lifetime. Vandalism and alcohol use were the behaviors with the highest rates, while thefts and physical assaults were the least prevalent. …”
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Late Poster Abstracts by Pautassi, Ricardo M.

“…INCREASE OF ALCOHOL-SEEKING BEHAVIOR IN RATS PREVIOUSLY ADMINISTERED NICOTINE. 1,2Leão, Rodrigo Molini; 1Cruz, Fábio Cardoso; 1,2Carneiro-de-Oliveira, Paulo Eduardo; 1Miguel, Tarciso Tadeu; 1Marin, Marcelo Tadeu; 1,2Nunesde-Souza, R.L.; 1,2Planeta, Cleópatra da Silva. 1 Laboratory of Pharmacology, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Univ. …”
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Ontogenia y citología del asco de las especies argentinas de Cittaria (Ascomycotina-Cyttariales) by Mengoni, Teresita P.

“…The material was fixed with Lu fixative: absolute alcohol, pure acetic acid and solution of cromic acid. …”
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Insects in urban contexts: their role as evidence in a Nineteenth Century case of objects reuse by Igareta, Ana, Mariani, Roxana, Varela, Graciela, Teileche, Thelma

“…During an excavation of the remains of a nineteenth-century latrine and garbage pit located in the city of Buenos Aires (Argentina), several meters below the current surface of the land, dozens of glass bottles perfectly preserved, originally used as containers for alcoholic beverages, were recovered. Inside one of them is the presence of numerous pupae and empty pupariae of flies whose analysis revealed that they were saprophagous species (that feed on decaying organic matter) and an adult beetle predator of them, all usually used for the interpretation of funerary archaeological contexts. …”
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Alcoholismo y su relación con los niveles de inmunoglobulina a secretoria by Copioli, Juan Carlos

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First results of zooarchaeological analysis of El Santuario I historical site (Magdalena, Buenos Aires) by García, María Soledad, Del Papa, Luis Manuel

“…The archaeological record of the site mainly consists of glass from alcoholic beverage containers and faunal remains. Kaolin pipes and metal elements were less abundant. …”
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Variables sociodemográficas y estrés académico autopercibido: análisis relacional con el consumo de sustancias psicoactivas by Rodríguez, Ivana Cecilia, Abeldaño, Roberto Ariel, Aramburú, Guillermo José

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Estudio de la merma en la producción de ron durante su añejamiento en relación a condiciones ambientales de la solera by Bertozzi, J.D., Vanella, O.R., Bruni, R.G., Blanco Carbajal, I., Faillaci, S.M., Giordano, J.E.

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THE DETERIORATION OF PANDEMIC MATERIALITIES IN TILCARA (JUJUY, ARGENTINA). : ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSIGHTS IN THE END OF PROTOCOLS by Carreras, Jesica, Petit, Facundo

“…In this article we analyze the appearance, incorporation and deterioration of pandemic materialities in Tilcara (Jujuy, Argentina), those that were implemented in the public space as part of the biosafety protocols: posters, distance markers, facemasks and alcohol dispensers. In theoretical terms, we triangulate contributions from three different traditions: anthropological and archaeological studies on materialities, cultural chronotopies, and the anthropology of experience. …”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century by Pedrota, Victoria

“…This paper presents the study of a “friendly Indian” tribe that was located in the area of Tapalque, Azul and Olavarría from ca. 1832 to 1875, in the framework of inter-ethnic agreements that established the periodic provision of various consumption goods by the Government, including food rations, livestock and alcoholic beverages. On the basis of the information provided through zooarchaeological study of Arroyo Nievas 2 site plus a varied set of firsthand contemporary written sources, the strategies of exploitation and consumption of both wild and domesti animals by such Indians are analyzed, discussing thestereotyped idea of a diet almost exclusively focused on horse meat. …”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century) by Pedrotta, Victoria

“…This paper presents the study of a “friendly Indian” tribe that was located in the area of Tapalque, Azul and Olavarría from ca. 1832 to 1875, in the framework of inter-ethnic agreements that established the periodic provision of various consumption goods by the Government, including food rations, livestock and alcoholic beverages. On the basis of the information provided through zooarchaeological study of Arroyo Nievas 2 site plus a varied set of firsthand contemporary written sources, the strategies of exploitation and consumption of both wild and domestic animals by such Indians are analyzed, discussing the stereotyped idea of a diet almost exclusively focused on horse meat. …”
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