March 2016
An Aedes aegypti mosquito viewed through a microscope in a laboratory at the Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research.
The Zika virus has hit Venezuela at the worst possible time. The country needs anything and everything people require to live, including food, water and medicine. Hospitals are dangerously short of basic supplies, including gauze and needles. Photographer Manu Quintero documented different aspects of Zika virus in Venezuela. Click here to see the full essay.
The stigma of an education abroad
Eugenics and sterilization in the United States
Leishmaniases from a historical and global perspective
Vol. 21 • n.2 • Apr.-Jun. 2014
Producing scientific knowledge in intercultural contexts
Las culturas psi en América Latina: una agenda de investigación
El control de la correspondencia de los enfermos mentales en España, 1852-1987
Covid-19 as no longer a global health emergency
Convocatoria: Grupo Venezoelano de Historia y Sociología de la Ciencia
Eugenesia a través de la revista Viva Cien Años, Argentina, 1934-1947