Rapid development and testing of drug may bring current epidemic in west Africa to an end and control future outbreaks, experts say.

With expert articles on disease, disability, weelbeing and other subjects, the Wellcome Library website offers information about medicine and health in Europe before 1700.

Rita Pemberton explains that although the colonies were rich in natural resources, this wealth was not reflected in the population’s health or sanitary conditions.

Steven Palmer hace un recuento del papel central de La Habana en las investigaciones sobre la fiebre amarilla en el siglo 19.

Interview with Tara Inniss discusses how racial categorizations continue to form a major part of epidemiological investigation in the Caribbean and elsewhere.

The Centre for Global Health Histories publication is now available for free download at the University of York Digital Library.

Findings by University of York scientists provide insight into the role massive stars play in the evolution of the Milky Way and the origins of the Solar System.

Beau Gaitors y Chris Willoughby exploran el problema comercial y sanitario enfrentado por el puerto mexicano en el siglo 19.

Francisco Javier Martínez-Antonio explains the polar chamber’s way to freeze Cuba in medical and political terms in the 19th century.