No. 23.
Sociocultural history of medicine and health in Latin America, 16th to 20th

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1. Editorial. Sociocultural history of medicine and health in Latin America, 16th to 20th

   Abel Fernando Martínez Martín, Andres Ricardo Otálora Cascante

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1. Medical knowledge, practices, and healing spaces in Córdoba del Tucumán, in the south of the Viceroyalty of Peru, 1573-1650

   Justo Roque Tapia

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2. Rabies in America during the Spanish dominion, 16th to 18th centuries

   Jesús Paniagua Pérez

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3. The diseased city. The hospital of Tunja and its miasmas (1777-1822)

   Abel Fernando Martínez Martin, Andrés Ricardo Otálora Cascante

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4. The sacralization of the medical act. Ethical and professional values between medicine and pharmacy, Colombia, 1894-1914

   Jorge Márquez Valderrama, Victoria Estrada Orrego

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5. The Rockefeller Foundation and the experimental dimension in the campaign against hookworm disease in Colombia, 1920-1934

   Maria Catalina Garzon

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6. Maternity and breastfeeding through the discourse of the medical community in Barranquilla in first half of the 20th century

   Ángela Lucía Agudelo-González, Willian Alfredo Chapman-Quevedo

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7. The professional training of public health doctors in Buenos Aires 1960-1970. A contribution from prosopography

   Federico Ramón Rayez

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1. Land litigations: The case of the Resguardo of Chivatá in the second half of the 18th century

   Yenny Esperanza Parada Campos

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2. The Centenary revisited: A German traveller in Colombia's national festivities (1910)

   Sven Schuster, Sebastián Vargas Álvarez

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1. A dialogue about COVID-19 and pandemics throughout history.

   Abel Fernando Martínez Martín, Zulma Milena Cucunuba

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