This special issue offers a good glance at the 1930s historiographical richness. Check it out!

The Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine invites applications for fellowships.

Read our selection of articles and useful links on epidemic diseases that may be helpful in dealing with the Covid-19 crisis.

“The terrible epidemic we are experiencing is evidence not only of the economic, social and environmental forces that neoliberalism unleashed, but also of its inability to build an inclusive future”. Marcos Cueto, science editor of HCS-Manguinhos.

The trajectory of the Swiss naturalist and botanist Moisés Santiago Bertoni, who defended the superiority of the indigenous Guaraní people, is depicted in article by Eliane Cristina Deckmann Fleck.

Interview with Dr. Jethro Hernández, who examines how homeopaths irrupted in the Mexican medical profession.

This Research Portal is maintained by the the Faculty of Health Sciences at McMaster University, Canada. It brings together a worldwide collection of library, archival, museum, digital, and visual collections for the researcher to explore and use in the medical humanities.

Stories published by the press can also be a valuable source of research material. Read in Manguinhos!

Preference will be given to projects that engage specifically with the history of women physicians, other health workers, or medical scientists.

Lee R Hiltzik, Assistant Director at the Rockefeller Archive Center provided details about the collection and explained how it can be useful to Brazilian researchers of the history of medicine and science.