Open Culture recovers rare 1964 TV interview
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How did slaves in Brazil
live and die?
Thirteen original articles published in the supplement “Health and Slavery” of the journal História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos
‘Combating’ tropical diseases by the German language newspapers published in Brazil
Article by Sílvio Marcus de Souza Correa
Study highlights different models for classifying plants in North America in the eighteenth century
Article by Michel Kobelinski
Rio de Janeiro’s first cholera epidemic killed a greater proportion of Africans
Article by Kaori Kodama, Tânia Salgado Pimenta, Francisco Inácio Bastos and Jaime Gregorio Bellido
Evidence of mixed medicine in a work written by a Jesuit brother in southern America in the eighteenth century
Article by Eliane Cristina Deckmann Fleck and Roberto Poletto
History of Trindade Island evinces the challenges of protecting nature
Article by Regina Horta Duarte and Güydo Campos Machado Marques Horta
Revista História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos launches blog and joins social networks
The science journal of the Casa de Oswaldo Cruz/Fiocruz hopes to popularize and publicize its content among potential new readers
New issue of HCSM online
Two of the topics featured in this issue are the appropriation of supernatural phenomena by science and scientific approaches to the mestizo in Mexico
at random
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The adaptation of evolutionary thinking in its public circulation
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Representaciones sobre la fiebre amarilla y el cólera
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Basic sanitation in Brazil
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Human sciences and the anthropocene
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Comparing homeopathy in Brazil and Sweden
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In Memoriam: Dr. Elizabeth Fee
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Health at the dawn of development
- LASA travel grants 2017
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La pandemia: ¿El acto final de Donald Trump?
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The beginnings of bacteriology in Brazil