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

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

New issue of Ciência & Saúde Coletiva discusses the importance of scientific publication in the development of public health.

Pencil drawings and watercolour paintings by Alfred Russel Wallace and Henry Walter Bates during their expedition to the Amazon between 1848-1852 are now available online.

SciELO integrates the Biodiversity Heritage Library, a consortium that is digitizing the collections of leading research institutions around the world for online open access.

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

As part of the reflections on its twenty years of existence, Ciência & Saúde Coletiva shall publish a set of articles on individuals/actors who have contributed decisively, with ideas and actions, to the construction of the field of collective health within Brazil.

Steven Palmer’s Canadian treasury of Medical History blog is designed as a personal and professional stocktaking of the final year in the tenure of a Canada Research Chair who studies the history of medicine and health.

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.

El libro reconstruye una historia social de la tuberculosis en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires entre 1870 y 1950, analizando el modo en que la enfermedad atravesó la vida pública y la vida privada.