Vol. 4 No. 2 (2022): History of Science and Pandemics

Artigos

• The Black Death and Religious Beliefs Conflict between Science and Religion

  Andreia Carneiro-Carvalho, Isilda Rodrigues

  5-19

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• Pari passu: Historiography and Science of the Plague in Portugal (1832-2021)

  André Filipe Oliveira da Silva

  21-40

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• A Brief History of Tuberculosis in Portugal

  Carlos Fiolhais

  41-55

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• Chemistry and Public Health Elements of the History of a Fundamental Relationship

  Sérgio P. J. Rodrigues

  57-74

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• International defense against epidemic diseases From Jules Héricourt's view

  Jorge Bonito

  75-94

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• The Spanish flu pandemonium and lessons on scientific knowledge of pandemic prevention

  Ana Claúdia Coelho, Joana Oliveira, Isilda Rodrigues

  95-115

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• Viruses are "unique" and challenge the paradigms of science

  Luís Calafate

  117-133

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• The COVID-19 pandemic in Portugal Evolution, Vaccination and Pharmacovigilance

  Renato Ferreira da Silva, Mário Macedo, Jaime Conceição

  135-154

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• History of Science & COVID-19 Teaching opportunities and constraints in Portugal

  Joana Torres, Isilda Rodrigues

  155-172

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