October 16th the World Food Day was celebrated under the theme “Our Actions are our future”. We highlight some articles published in HCS-Manguinhos that address the issue of food.

Este caso muestra que la aparición y dispersión de enfermedades epidémicas son fenómenos profundamente impactados por la variable de la guerra.

In this issue, we present a new set of guidelines for authors, which are now more related to the open science movement. See the interview with Scientific Editor Marcos Cueto.

In the first issue of 2021 we present a new section named “Covid-19 testimonies”, with texts written mainly by historians of health.

HCSM have already published several articles about this curable and neglected disease. Today, we highlight three of them.

La publicación Viva Cien Años, publicada en Argentina hasta 1947, surgió como un emprendimiento editorial dirigido por un grupo de médicos con una reconocida trayectoria en ámbitos académicos y científicos.

One year after Brazil’s National Museum went up in flames that gutted the 200-year old colonial structure and destroyed nearly half of its irreplaceable contents, museum managers and researchers are slowly reconstructing what was one of Latin America’s most important museums.

Workshop “Present and future of history publications: 25 years of Historia, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos” June 26-28 at Fiocruz, Rio de Janeiro.