CHAGAS´ BRAZIL: SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND SOCIETY
ANALYSIS
The discovery of Trypanosoma cruzi and Chagas disease (1908-1909): tropical medicine in Brazil
Simone Petraglia Kropf, Magali Romero Sá
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The reception by French physicians of Chagas’ discovery of Trypanosoma cruzi and American trypanosomiasis (1909-1925)
Gabriel Gachelin, Annick Opinel
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The history of Chagas’ disease in Argentina: conceptual, institutional, and political evolution
Juan Pablo Zabala
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Trypanosoma cruzi, cancer, and the Cold War
Nikolai Krementsov
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INTERVIEWS
The cardiological perspective: Francisco Laranja and research on Chagas’ disease
Interview with Francisco Laranja
Conducted by Rose Ingrid Goldschmidt, Jaime Benchimol and Marcos Chor Maio
Presentation by Wanda Hamiltontext in portuguese
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Photography and documental value: the Carlos Chagas archive
Aline Lopes de Lacerda
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Scientific expeditions, photography, and documental intent: the Oswaldo Cruz Institute expeditions (1911-1913)
Maria Teresa Villela Bandeira de Mello, Fernando A. Pires-Alves
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DOSSIER SANITARISM AND INTERPRETATION OF BRAZIL
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Interpreting Brazil as afflicted by disease and by the spirit of routine: the repercussion of Arthur Neiva and Belisário Penna’s medical report (1917-1935)
Dominichi Miranda de Sá
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Carlos Chagas and the debates and controversies surrounding the ‘disease of Brazil’ (1909-1923)
Simone Petraglia Kropf
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A Brazilian medical collection: Central Brazil in Arthur Neiva and Belisário Penna’s scientific expedition and Julio Paternostro’s voyage to Tocantins
Nísia Trindade Lima
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Arthur Neiva and the ‘national question’ in the 1910s and 1920s
Vanderlei Sebastião de Souza
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The scientific journey taken by Neiva and Penna: a blueprint for studies of diseases from the Brazilian hinterland
Joffre M. de Rezende
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In the heart of Brazil, a healthy capital – the participation of doctors and sanitarists in the construction of Brasília (1956-1960)
Tamara Rangel Vieira
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“Brazil isn’t only disease”: Juscelino Kubitschek’s public health program
Gilberto Hochman
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SOURCES
The voice of Brazil: Miguel Pereira and his speech on the “enormous hospital”
Dominichi Miranda de Sá
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