RESUMO
Las propuestas de educación destinadas a adultos mayores se enmarcan en el aprendizaje a lo largo de toda la vida, y constituyen espacios que promueven la construcción de nuevas identidades, generando las condiciones subjetivas para un envejecimiento resiliente y satisfactorio. El presente trabajo se propone desentrañar desde una perspectiva fenomenológica las condiciones que favorecen un envejecimiento satisfactorio en los espacios de educación que se desarrollan en los talleres de la memoria, a la vez que se presenta una interpretación desde una perspectiva de género sobre los procesos de subjetivación que se producen a partir de la participación en estos espacios(AU)
The educational proposals for older adults are framed in lifelong learning, and constitute spaces that promote the construction of new identities, generating subjective conditions for a resilient and satisfactory aging. The present work aims to unravel from a phenomenological perspective the conditions that favor a satisfactory aging in the educational spaces that are developed in the memory workshops, while presenting an interpretation from a gender perspective on the processes of subjectivation that are produced from participation in these spaces(AU)
Assuntos
Humanos , Feminino , Idoso , Idoso de 80 Anos ou mais , Envelhecimento , Perspectiva de Gênero , Educação não ProfissionalizanteRESUMO
Once highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) fails to suppress HIV replication and resistant viruses emerge, it is difficult to find a salvage regimen since cross-resistance is high among the available classes of antiretroviral drugs. In this retrospective analysis, genotypic resistance profiles were analysed in 24 patients who switched treatment to abacavir (ABV), efavirenz (EFV), and either a NRTI or a PI at baseline and after 24 weeks of treatment. At baseline, 71% of patients harboured at least one resistance mutation in the protease gene. In the RT gene, 87.5% of the patients showed nucleoside analogue resistance mutations, and an equal 87.5% showed resistance mutations to non-nucleoside analogues. After 24 weeks of treatment, only mutations to nucleoside analogues raised in 95.8% of the patients, while resistance mutations to the other drug classes remained constant. Substitutions conferring cross-resistance within each drug family were very common among this treatment-experienced population. These data also indicate that salvage therapy is likely to remain one of the most important issues in the treatment of HIV infections.