Rita Pemberton explains that although the colonies were rich in natural resources, this wealth was not reflected in the population’s health or sanitary conditions.

Interview with Tara Inniss discusses how racial categorizations continue to form a major part of epidemiological investigation in the Caribbean and elsewhere.

Beau Gaitors y Chris Willoughby exploran el problema comercial y sanitario enfrentado por el puerto mexicano en el siglo 19.

Talia Rebeca Haro Barón discute la intervención de actores locales y extranjeros en el control de la fiebre amarilla y la transformación del conocimiento científico.

La investigadora Claudia Agostoni se detiene sobre aspectos tratados en su artículo para HCS-Manguinhos y delinea paralelos con la actualidad.

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.

André Felipe Cândido da Silva and Marcos Cueto are the new science editors of História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos. Read the letter on forthcoming pathways.

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

This article explores the position that Brazil occupies at international level and how this position is reflected in its foreign policy, especially in the health area.

Despite the dissemination of preventive measures, cervical cancer remains a serious problem in Brazil.