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Item type: Item , Fear of missing out e a sociedade da informação imperdível: o anseio por notícias e a recepção e interação do público da geração Z com conteúdos jornalísticos no Instagram(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 0026-11-25) Câmara, Fernanda de Aguiar; Jesus, Raniê Solarevisky de; Agnez, Luciane Fassarella; Neves, Erica Morais Ribeiro; Jesus, Raniê Solarevisky deThe research is a monograph and focuses on the theme of Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) syndrome in the context of consumption of news on Instagram by generation Z. The cut includes in its composition young university students from the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), between 18 and 25 years, from the various courses of the institution’s campuses. The objective of the study is to analyze whether FOMO syndrome actually affects the defined public with regard to the consumption of news from Instagram news profiles (newspaper profiles, news portals, journalist profiles), as well as how these individuals interact with this content (likes, comments, shares, reposts). The methodology adopted involves quantitative and qualitative analysis, with application of an online questionnaire, in addition to conducting focus groups (face-to-face and online modality) and completing a complementary questionnaire. The corpus analysis showed recurring points in users, such as the constant desire to check news on Instagram; a deregulated behavior of time use of this network; the choice of certain news profiles to deposit trust, among other points. In addition, the study applied the ONAQ questionnaire (Shabahang, Aruguete e Shim, 2021) and the C-FOMO-News scale (Hato, 2013) to the focus groups, which generated results that are consistent with the line of thought of the rest of the analysis. Thus, the data obtained in the survey indicate the presence of FOMO for consuming news on Instagram by generation Z, represented in the sample, and the main interaction actions of the participants in question with news content are: like, send to acquaintances by direct and repost in the stories, respectively.Item type: Item , Intervenções farmacêuticas na adesão ao tratamento antirretroviral: uma revisão sistematizada da literatura(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2026-06-09) Brito, Brenda Martins de; Cardoso, Carlos Gabriel da Silva; Cardoso, Thaissa Costa; Cardoso, Thaissa Costa; Freitas, Ariel Silvestre; Julio, Cairo DomingosIntroduction: Infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) represents an important milestone in the history of medicine and global public health, and the success of antiretroviral therapy (ART) depends directly on adequate treatment adherence. However, reducing non-adherence to antiretroviral therapy remains one of the main challenges in HIV management and is directly associated with drug resistance, increased morbidity and mortality, and higher costs to the healthcare system. In this context, the role of the pharmacist stands out as a key factor in increasing levels of adherence to ART. Objective: To systematically synthesize the evidence regarding the impact of pharmacist-led interventions aimed at increasing adherence to antiretroviral treatment. Methodology: This is a systematized literature review in which searches were conducted in the MEDLINE, Embase, and LILACS databases, including identification and screening of studies, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria, and standardized data extraction. Results: A total of 11,985 studies were identified, with 914 duplicates excluded, resulting in 11,071 studies screened. These underwent Recommendation Tests 1 and 2, from which 464 advanced to the final selection stage, consisting of full-text reading and evaluation against the study’s inclusion and exclusion criteria. Ultimately, 22 studies published between 2016 and 2026 were included and had their data extracted. Discussion: The studies demonstrated a positive impact of pharmaceutical interventions on adherence to ART, with improvement in viral suppression rates, reduction of drug-related problems, and strengthening of the bond between users and health services. Conclusion: The findings suggest that the clinical role of the pharmacist can contribute to strengthening adherence to antiretroviral treatment and to improving the quality of care for people living with HIV.Item type: Item , Mediação de leitura literária na educação básica: o professor como adulto facilitador(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2025-12-02) Silva, Otávio Soares da; Anjos , José Humberto Rodrigues dos; Soares, Raquel Pereira; Castro, Alessandra Gomes de; Anjos , José Humberto Rodrigues dosThis article aims to discuss the importance of the teacher in developing pedagogical practices focused on the mediation of literary reading. This process involves encouraging, promoting, and fostering the cultural habit of reading through diverse pedagogical approaches. In this sense, the way we relate to books inside and outside the school environment can be decisive—or not—for the formation of readers, since it is through literary works that proficient readers are shaped. Therefore, the teacher plays a fundamental role when working with children’s literature; for this work to be successful, the teacher must reflect on book selection, be a reader of literature, know the children, and choose appropriate pedagogical practices for mediation moments. To this end, this study took as its starting point the Tell Me approach, intended for those who work with books and children, which helps individuals speak effectively about a text. In addition, it proposes the pedagogical practice Pé de Livro, which offers children a pleasant and welcoming environment for reading. As theoretical support, this work draws on studies by Bajard (2012, 2014), Munita (2024), Chambers (2007, 2023), and Petit (2009), among other authors who discuss reading mediation and children’s literature. The results indicate that the way we handle books awakens in children a desire for literature, for reading and listening to stories, and contributes to learning development, in addition to enabling contact with more elaborate writing.Item type: Item , Understanding the microenvironment for dairy cows within an open compost-bedded pack barn in southeastern Brazil: temporal and spatial behaviour during winter and summer(2026) Oliveira, Carlos Eduardo Alves; Tinôco, Ilda de Fátima Ferreira; Mariano, Túlio Souza; Sousa, Fernanda Campos de; Andrade, Rafaella Resende; Damasceno, Flávio Alves; Ferraz, Gabriel Araújo e Silva; Barbari, MatteoCompost-Bedded Pack Barn (CBP) systems, predominantly built and operated in facilities with open sides, have been increasingly used worldwide. These facilities are more exposed to environmental fluctuations; therefore, real-time and spatial mapping of the thermal microenvironment is relevant, as it allows for the identification of areas and times with thermal comfort issues. In this context, the aim of this study was to characterise the temporal and spatial variation of thermal environmental variables (dry-bulb air temperature, relative humidity, and the Temperature–Humidity Index) within an open CBP system during winter and summer using a validated low-cost embedded system (LCES) developed for this purpose. The study was conducted in a typical CBP located in the Zona da Mata, an important dairy basin in Minas Gerais, Brazil's largest milk-producing region. The LCES was developed using low-cost electronic components, calibrated against reference instruments, and employed to monitor the microenvironment in a grid of points distributed throughout the Animal Occupied Zone during winter and summer. Based on temporal analyses, thermal conditions during winter were comfortable for lactating Holstein cows but were stressful in summer (9:10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.), when there was potential for more efficient use of evaporative cooling (relative humidity ≤ 80.00%). Through spatial analyses, significant spatial variability in thermal conditions was observed, particularly in the morning and afternoon These findings suggest that adjustments to thermal protection systems in CBP facilities are necessary and provide a scientific basis for retrofitting existing facilities and designing new open CBP systems.Item type: Item , Productive performance and carcass quality of pigs from different sire lines under commercial production conditions(2025) Gomes, Julia Dezen; Silva, Bruna Pereira Martins da; Duarte, Stefano Francisco Pereira; Ferreira, Soraia Viana; Almeida, Vivian Vezzoni; Pian, Laura Woigt; Ciconello, Fernanda Nery; Gadbem, Cristina Tschorny Moncau; Cesar, Aline Silva MelloCrossbreeding between Duroc and Pietrain breeds is widely applied in genetic improvement programs to enhance productivity and carcass quality, aligning with sustainability goals and consumer demands. Additionally, sex is a relevant factor influencing performance and carcass traits. This study evaluate performance, carcass characteristics, and primary cut weights in pigs from different genetic lines and sexes, as well as their interactions. A total of 600 pigs were evaluated across three sire lines: Line D- Duroc, Line H- Hybrid (Duroc and Pietrain), and Line PPietrain, including both females and immunocastrated males (ICM). At the end of the growing period, 120 animals with body weights closest to the pen average were selected for slaughter and carcass analysis. No significant interactions were observed between genetic line and sex (P ≤ 0.05). ICM showed superior average daily gain (ADG), final weight, feed conversion (FCR), and backfat thickness, while females had higher carcass yield and lean meat percentage. D and H lines outperformed P in carcass yield and weight, whereas P had greater backfat thickness but lower lean percentage and loin depth. For primary cuts, ICMs had heavier bellies, while females yielded more lean cuts. The results underscore the impact of genetic and sex-based selection on pork quality and sustainability.