Article by Celso Dal Ré Carneiro and João Cláudio Toniolo
How many documents are needed to form an archive?
Article by Luciana Quillet Heymann
Epidemics helped build Amazonia’s colonial society
Article by Rafael Chambouleyron, Benedito Costa Barbosa, Fernanda Aires Bombardi and Claudia Rocha de Sousa
Psychiatric care in Brazil: agricultural colony and hospital-colony
Article by Ana Teresa A. Venâncio
The use of computational models in science changes the way corporeal evidence is produced
Article by Marko Monteiro
Mixed-race anemia: the uniqueness of sickle cell anemia in Brazil (1930-1940)
Article by Juliana Manzoni Cavalcanti and Marcos Chor Maio
Africa seen through the eyes of a British physician
Article by Larissa Viana
Classifying differences: the dementia praecox and schizophrenia categories used by Brazilian psychiatrists in the 1920s
Article by Ana Teresa A. Venancio
Cancer and public health in the first half of the twentieth century
Article by Luiz Antonio Teixeira
The cerebralization of fatigue: an analysis of the cerebral hypothesis in the case of chronic fatigue syndrome
Article by Francisco Ortega and Rafaela Zorzanelli
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Vol. 6 • n. 3 • Nov. 1999 – Feb. 2000
- Knowledge of Brazilian benthic marine fauna
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HCS-Manguinhos features dialogs between health and education
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Women’s reproductive health in early twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro
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The American Association for the History of Medicine invites abstracts for papers for its 88th annual meeting
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Our current issue is available online
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Another case of medical imperialism?
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Politics, ideology, and medical theory: interview with Christopher Hamlin
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El Libro de Cirugía, manuscrito de medicina jesuita en las misiones del cono sur
- Latin America and Caribbean Network on Labour History