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<\/a>Portada de la Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico. In: RODRIGUEZ-PEREZ, Martha Eugenia; RODRIGUEZ-TOLEDO, Carlos Andr\u00e9s y CRUZ-GAYTAN, Eduardo Iv\u00e1n. At 100 years of Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico resumption<\/a>. Gac. M\u00e9d. M\u00e9x [online]. 2019, vol.155, n.5.<\/p><\/div>\n The article\u00a0On being a physician: the Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico as an unsystematized manual of knowledge, 1860-1890,<\/a>\u00a0published in the previous issue of HCS-Manguinhos\u00a0(vol.\u00a029 no 1,\u00a0<\/span>Jan-Mar\u00a02022)<\/span>\u00a0discusses the role played by the\u00a0Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico<\/i>\u00a0in the process of institutionalizing and professionalizing scientific medicine in the country.<\/p>\n Through a qualitative analysis of medical reports, researcher Julio Cesar Pereira da Silva,\u00a0Doctoral candidate in Social History at Universidade de S\u00e3o Paulo, examines how members of the Mexican National Academy of Medicine (the institution responsible for this journal) and the National School of Medicine collected their experiences and prescribed ways of being and acting through their publications.<\/p>\n The\u00a0Gaceta M\u00e9dica<\/i>\u00a0was first published in 1864. This was not the only journal published in\u00a0M\u00e9xico during the second half of the nineteenth century, but it was the country\u2019s oldest scientific publication and it was the first national medical journal to circulate in different states of the Mexican Republic as well as other Latin American and European countries during the nineteenth century.<\/p>\n According to the article, the texts published in the\u00a0Gaceta M\u00e9dica<\/i>\u00a0not only contributed to developing and transforming norms and rules related to medical practice. While publications functioned as unsystematized manuals in the latter half of the nineteenth century, they also provided elements that helped establish other social rules related to a physician\u2019s duties.<\/p>\n How to cite this article:<\/p>\n Silva, Julio Cesar Pereira da. On being a physician: the Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico as an unsystematized manual of knowledge, 1860-1890<\/a>. Hist\u00f3ria, Ci\u00eancias, Sa\u00fade-Manguinhos [online]. 2022, v. 29, n. 1 [Accessed\u00a08 June 2022] , pp. 81-99. Available from: <>. Epub 15\u00a0Apr\u00a02022. ISSN 1678-4758. .<\/p>\n Art\u00edculos relacionados\u00a0en HCS-Manguinhos: Travestis y transexuales en las revistas argentinas de medicina<\/a>\u00a0El art\u00edculo aborda los discursos del campo m\u00e9dico en torno a las iniciativas de modificaci\u00f3n corporal entre 1971 y 1982.<\/p>\n Revistas literarias americanistas<\/a>\u00a0El sitio web Memoria Chilena re\u00fane revistas literarias americanistas de la segunda mitad del XIX y informaciones sobre colaboraciones extranjera y escritores.<\/p>\n Las revistas de la medicina social latinoamericana, 1970-1980<\/a>\u00a0En particular, el art\u00edculo se detiene en los Cuadernos M\u00e9dico Sociales de Rosario, analizando las condiciones de su surgimiento y los procesos editoriales que marcaron esta publicaci\u00f3n.<\/p>\n La ciencia y sus p\u00fablicos<\/a>\u00a0El dossier \u201cLa ciencia y sus p\u00fablicos\u201d, de la revista Hist\u00f3ria Unisinos, propone una revisi\u00f3n del estatus de la comunicaci\u00f3n cient\u00edfica en la construcci\u00f3n del saber desde una perspectiva hist\u00f3rica.<\/p>\n Newspapers as sources for the history of medicine<\/a>\u00a0Stories published by the press can also be a valuable source of research material. Read in Manguinhos!<\/p>\n Our journal on the 25th ICHST<\/a>\u00a0The editor\u2019s letter of our latest issue (July\/Sept. 2017) highlights the strong impact of the \u201cglobal turn\u201d on the history of science.<\/p>\n
\nLos estudios farmac\u00e9uticos a trav\u00e9s de la Gaceta M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico<\/a>\u00a0El art\u00edculo analiza 12 escritos en farmacia publicados en el peri\u00f3dico de la Sociedad M\u00e9dica de M\u00e9xico, entre 1864 y 1867.<\/p>\n