Acceda a la reseña completa de Miguel de Asúa y al Libro de Cirurgía, editado por Eliane Deckmann Fleck.

This article explores the work of William Alanson White, who was superintendent of St. Elizabeths, the largest hospital in the United States between 1903 and 1937, and had a significant impact on the practice of the psychoanalytic method in the hospital setting in the country. White considered psychoanalysis important for healing both the individual as well as society.

El artículo de María Soledad Zárate, Daniel Sierra y Margarita Goldflam caracteriza los orígenes y desarrollo de Conycit desde 1967 hasta 1981, cuando al crearse el Fondo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología se inicia una nueva etapa institucional.

It situates the transcultural histories of psychotherapies within the context of adjacent fields.

Following the previous congress, which focused on the discussion of planetary health on the United Nations Agenda, this meeting is a privileged moment to bring together national and foreign researchers to promote a forum for reflection and discussion on the concept of One Health, as the result of the most recent discussion on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Akihto Suzuki, medical history professor at Death and Life Studies Centre at the University of Tokyo, follows two Korean immigrants in a psychiatric hospital in Tokyo, in the first half of the 20th century, and examines their complex hospital stay.