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Estefania Simoes

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Cancer cell biologyComparative and cross-cultural educationCancer geneticsAdolescent healthInfant and child health

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|Feb 17, 2025

Cachexia Alters Central Nervous System Morphology and Functionality in Cancer Patients.

Estefania Simoes, Ricardo Uchida, Mariana P Nucci

|Jun 24, 2022

Neuroscience Knowledge and Endorsement of Neuromyths among Educators: What Is the Scenario in Brazil?

Estefania Simoes, Adriana Foz, Fernanda Petinati

|Jan 11, 2022

Aging Aggravates Cachexia in Tumor-Bearing Mice.

Julia Geppert, Alina A Walth, Raúl Terrón Expósito

|Dec 10, 2021

Inverse Association Between Hypothalamic N-Acetyl Aspartate/Creatine Ratio and Indices of Body Mass in Adolescents with Obesity.

Thaysa Mara Gazzotto Neves, Estefania Simoes, Maria Concepcíon García Otaduy

|Feb 02, 2021

Sex dimorphism in inflammatory response to obesity in childhood.

Estefania Simoes, Joanna Correia-Lima, Leonardo Sardas

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