The Social Medicine journal seeks to promote publications by authors who have been under-represented in academic medicine.

The 25th International Congress of History of Science, and Technology in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will be the first one to be held in the Southern Hemisphere.

The importance and relevance of the referee role are the main subjects of this exclusive interview with researcher Nelson Sanjad, from the Emilio Goeldi Paraense Museum.

ROADS TRAVELED Benchimol, Jaime L. · text in English | Portuguese HORIZONS AND CHALLENGES Cueto, Marcos; Silva, André Felipe Cândido da · text in English | Portuguese ANALYSIS “Sick and unable to march:” life and death in the army of the Dutch West India Company in the Northeast of Brazil, 1630-1654 Miranda, Bruno Romero Ferreira · abstract in...

Encompassing technologies, research methods, opportunities for collaborative scholarship and open-source peer review, and innovative ways of sharing knowledge and teaching, DH promises to transform the liberal arts and the university.

With the help of the material gathered on this site, it becomes clear that the eradication of the international slave trade was a long, arduous, and tortuous process that spanned almost nine decades.

Sociologist and Historian Andrew writes about painting and madness through history.

This article analyzes the work of international organizations in health and the priorities of developing countries in this field since the 1990s.

Edited by the Institute of Social History, this book is the result of a seminar held in La Paz-Bolivia about the recent changes in labour.

This project of the Department of History at the University of York offers information and interviews about the international efforts to eradicate smallpox.