En artículo Juan Antonio Rodríguez Sánchez e Inês Guerra Santos argumentan cómo la desaparición de la polio en la agenda periodística influyó en su olvido en la agenda pública.

The University of York is to collaborate with the Wellcome Trust and the WHO to produce a high-profile series of seminars examining key issues in global bioethics in October.

Artículo de Rosa Ballester, María Isabel Porras y María José Báguena analiza las misiones de expertos de organismos sanitarios internacionales en España entre 1950-1975.

Adriana Alvarez discute la polio en perspectiva histórica y analiza los aportes de los estudios recientes de la enfermedad en América Latina y los programas de inmunización.

Website created by The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, explores the role of immunization in the world and its continuing contributions to public health.

En entrevista a HCS-Manguinhos, Eugenia Bianchi, discute los tratamientos farmacológicos del trastorno de déficit de atención e hiperactividad en niños.

Article reflects on how the themes of food and drinks are addressed in the so-called protest song, a Brazilian musical genre characterized by a social criticism to military rule.

Gabriela Soto Laveaga (University of California), Karina Ramacciotti (Universidad de Buenos Aires) and Paul Drinot (University College London) will contribute to the internationalization of the journal.

Soraya Lódola and Edivaldo Góis Junior did a documentary research about the scientific debate on yellow fever in the Brazilian press between 1895 and 1903.

New issue of HCSM presents the dossier “Histories of poliomyelitis” and many other articles about a range of topics.