A new article by Thiago da Costa Lopes and Marcos Chor Maio, from Casa de Oswaldo Cruz (COC/Fiocruz), explores how transnational academic exchanges shaped the formation of the social sciences in Brazil during the 1930s.
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Somnambulism and spiritualism, 1811-1860
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Call for applications: DHST Dissertation Prize
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El caso de la malaria en Colombia
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Madres solteras y protección estatal en Chile
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Women involved in Brazil’s health policy on leprosy
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124 years of Fiocruz in HCSM
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Health and medicine in Latin America: historical perspectives on the Cold War
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Vol. 8 • n. 2 • July-Aug. 2001
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Open access, internationalization, funding and social media
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The importance of science communication in public health development