Editorial
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.19897Resumo
Nós da RBCDH temos motivos para comemorações. Está saindo o Vol. 19, n. 1, mantendo nossas – já podemos assim dizer – tradicionais características. Assim, fazem parte deste número artigos oriundos de vários estados do Brasil (Ceará, Paraíba, Pará, Paraná, São Paulo) e do exterior (Portugal). Dentre os colaboradores, em sua maioria docentes, mestrandos e doutorandos de programas de pós-graduação, mas também profissionais de serviços, sobressaíram desta vez os profissionais de Educação Física, com interessantes contribuições sobre vários aspectos do desenvolvimento de crianças e adolescentes, mas também compareceram psicólogos, enfermeiros, médicos, nutricionistas, biólogos, odontólogos, expressando uma vez mais esse caráter de inter-disciplinaridade. Além de diversos artigos originais de pesquisa, vale também ressaltar excelentes artigos de revisão de aspectos muito atuais do crescimento e do desenvolvimento humanos que, desta vez, abrangeram desde recém-nascidos de pré-termo até aspectos da ansiedade no climatério, fase de importância crescente no ciclo da vida.
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