Editorial

• Uma só Saúde: aprender com a história

  Paula Fortunato, Paulo Ferrinho, Filomeno Fortes

  4

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Guest Editorial

• One Health: novas abordagens históricas pós-COVID-19

  Isabel Amaral, Alexandra Esteves

  5-9

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Original Articles

• History, disease, and ecology after COVID-19: multispecies entanglements in the planetary agea

  André Felipe Cândido da Silva

  10-18

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• Global Health… Still

  João Nunes

  19-22

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• Visualizing a Healthy Village: UNESCO Fundamental Education Pilot Project in China

  Yarong Chen

  23-31

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• Primary Health Care, Education, Bioethics, One Health

  João Schwalbach

  32-35

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• One Health and the response to COVID-19 and other zoonoses

  Mayumi Duarte Wakimoto

  36-43

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• The trajectory of rifapentine for the treatment of latent tuberculosis in Brazil: incorporation into in the Brazilian Health System and perspectives for local production

  Luiz Villarinho Pereira Mendes, Marilena Cordeiro Dias Villela Correa, Anete Trajman, Claudia Garcia Serpa Osorio-de-Castro

  44-52

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• Between bozales and subjects of color. Smallpox vaccination in the cities of Rio de Janeiro and La Habana (1804-1808)

  Jaqueline Hasan Brizola

  53-62

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• Sleeping sickness (1890-1920): was Mandombe a volunteer research subject for his people?

  Maria Regina Cotrim Guimarães, Lilian de Mello Lauria

  63-72

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• For a prosopography of women who worked in Tropical Medicine in Brazil (1940-1980)

  Polyana Aparecida Valente, Ailton Junior de Paula Souza

  73-82

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• History of leishmaniases in the New World: a brief overview

  Jaime L. Benchimol

  83-90

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• Bauru and its ulcer: the Brazilian Northwest railroad – NOB – and the city’s sanitary conditions from the look of the press (1916 and 1930)

  Fabio Paride Pallotta

  91-101

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• Gaspar Vianna and the globalization of therapeutic methods for leishmaniasis using emetic tartar (1912-1920)

  Denis G. Jogas Junior

  102-107

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• Portuguese participation in the Seventh International Congresses on Tropical Medicine and Malaria in 1963: the defense in Brazil of Portuguese overseas policy in times of decolonization

  Ewerton Luiz Figueiredo Moura da Silva

  108-119

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• The enigma of the mystery patients at Egas Moniz Hospital and the discovery of LAV-2 (HIV-2)

  Paula Basso

  120-129

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• Hygiene, medical hydrotherapy and tropical diseases

  Manuela Hasse

  130-139

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• Complex historical relationships between animals and humans: reports of the “parrot fever” epidemic in the portuguese press

  Alexandra Esteves

  140-150

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• Waves of fear: the Parnaíba River and water-related disease outbreaks in Teresina-PI (1889-1930)

  Danielle Filgueiras Santos, Joseanne Zingleara Soares Marinho

  151-158

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• Come on, gentlemen: in the name of civilzations shoe up yourselves! The camping against the barfoot on the first half of the 20th century

  Tânia Sofia Ferreira

  159-167

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• Healthcare in Piauí from hygiene stations (1930-1945)

  Rakell Milena Osório Silva, Joseane Zingleara Soares Marinho

  168-177

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• About national Languages of Angola

  Manuel Rodrigues Boal

  178-101

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