Syphilis in Chile
Science, Medical Practice, and Society, 1850-1950

Name: Syphilis in Chile
SKU: 9789563574357
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In a study covering one hundred years of our republican history, Catalina Saldaña eloquently and rigorously documents the recognition of syphilis, the tracking of cases, and the recording of strict clinical practices, the implementation of curative and preventive treatments, and the debate surrounding international literature and its confrontation with local cases. It contributes to understanding the historical trajectory of a disease and the public health policies implemented to contain its spread, as well as the analysis of the historical construction of local scientific knowledge.

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SKU: 9789563574357 Category: History Tags: Diseases, Public Health, Sexuality, Syphilis

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Rustic cover
Measures 23 x 15 cm.
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Syphilis in Chile Science, Medical Practice, and Society, 1850-1950

Autor	Catalina Saldaña Lagos
Portada	Ver portada
Year	2023
Nº de páginas	350
ISBN	978-956-357-435-7
ISBN digital	978-956-357-436-4

Catalina Saldaña Lagos

Chile. Bachelor of Science and Humanities and Bachelor of History from the University of Santiago, Chile. Doctor of History from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. She has worked as a researcher at the USACH Heritage Archive and the Andrés Bello Central Archive of the University of Chile. She has participated as a research assistant and thesis student in various Fondecyt and Fondart projects, and as a senior researcher for the European Union's Horizon 2020 project “Resisteance: Rebellion and Resistance in the Iberian Empires, 16th-19th centuries.” She is the principal investigator for the FONDART project “Medical Folklore and Traditional Medicine in Chile: Valorization of studies and publications carried out between 1940 and 1970.” She received the Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal Award, given by the Chilean Academy of History for the best doctoral thesis in 2021, for her research titled “The Scientific and Social Construction of Syphilis in Chile through Medical Practice, 1850-1950.”.

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