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Appendix:
Workshop on the History ofTropical Medicine
1.
Organisation:
1.1.
Scientific Committee:
Sanjoy Bhattacharya (Centre for Global Health Histories/University ofYork, UK)
Guillaume Lachenal (Laboratoire SPHERE, Université Paris Diderot)
Emília Noormohamed (Faculty of Medicine,Universidade EduardoMondlane,Mozam-
bique)
Filomeno Fortes (Faculty of Medicine, UniversidadeAgostinho Neto,Angola)
Socrates Litsios (retired Senior ScientistWorld Health Organization)
Jaime Larry Benchimol (FioCruz/Casa Osvaldo Cruz, Brazil)
Magali Romero de Sá (FioCruz/Casa Osvaldo Cruz, Brazil)
Paulo H. Martinez (Universidade Estadual de São Paulo, Brazil)
IsabelAmaral (Faculdade de Ciência eTecnologia/Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
Cristiana Bastos (Instituto de Ciências Sociais/Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
Virgílio do Rosário (retired Full Professor IHMT-Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
Jorge Seixas (IHMT- Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
1.2. Organizing Committee:
Philip J. Havik (IHMT-UNL)
Isabel Amaral (FCT-UNL)
Zulmira Hartz (IHMT-UNL/FioCruz-Casa Osvaldo Cruz)
Paula Saraiva (IHMT-UNL)
Celeste Figueiredo (IHMT-UNL)
2.
Programme Workshop on the History
of Tropical Medicine (WHTM)
Day 1: 14 December
Session 1:
Tropical Medicine: perspectives on the
production and circulation of medical knowledge
Keynote address, Guillaume Lachenal (Université Paris Diderot)
Chair: Jorge Seixas (IHMT-UNL)
Discussant: Jaime Benchimol (FioCruz/Casa Osvaldo Cruz)
Matheus Alves Duarte da Silva (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales-
EHSS, Paris) and Daniel Dutra Coelho Braga (Instituto de História, Universidade
Federal de Rio de Janeiro) ‘The Tropics without the Tropical: French Naval medi-
cine on the threshold of tropical medicine’
Heliel Gomes de Carvalho (Centro Universitário de Anapolis-Universidade Fed-
eral de Goías) and Sandro Dutra e Silva (Universidade Estadual de Goías) ‘The
South American Evangelical Union and its impact upon tropical medical missionar-
ies in Central Brazil’
Carlos Roberto de Oliveira (Departamento de Saúde da Comunidade, Universi-
dade Federal de Rio de Janeiro) ‘Cholera in Nineteenth Century Bahia and the
BahianTropical Medical School’
Carlos António Menezes de Lemos (CHLN, Hospital de Santa Maria, Lisbon) ‘Into
Africa: two different perspectives on tropical diseases’
Session 2:
The affirmation ofTropical Medical Schools,
experts and collections
Chair: Bárbara Direito (FCSH-UNL)
Discussant: Odete Afonso (IHMT-UNL)
Jane Costa and Magalí Romero de Sá‘The Entomological Collection of the Oswal-
do Cruz Institute/ Oswaldo Cruz Foundation: 115 years of history on biodiversity
and infectious disease’
Rita M. Lobo (CIUHCT-UNL)‘Tropical medicine and medical entomology in Por-
tugal: the historical entomological collection of the Instituto de Higiene e Medicina
Tropical (1938-1970)
Paulo G. Almeida and Teresa Novo (IHMT-UNL) IHMT’s insect collections: from
tropical medicine to (re)emerging vector borne diseases in global health
João Lourenço Monteiro (CIUHCT-UNL) ‘InvisibleWomen: a new perspective on
medical networks in the Institute ofTropical Medicine (IMT), 1953-1966)’
Session 3:
Health systems, endemic diseases
and control strategies
Chair: Philip J. Havik (IHMT-UNL)
Discussant: Filomena Pereira (IHMT-UNL)
Mónica Saavedra (Centre for Global Health Histories-CGHH, University ofYork)
‘Malaria control and tropical medicine in former Portuguese India’
João Dinis de Sousa (Katholiek Universiteit Leuven, GHTM-IHMT)) and Anne-
Mieke Vandamme (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven/GHTM-IHMT)) ‘Sexually
transmitted diseases and their treatment in colonial Leopoldville (1920-1960)’
Bernardo Pinto da Cruz (FCSH-UNL) ‘Vaccination and resettlement in Angola
(1955-1974)’
Josh Galjour (Global Fund, Geneva) ‘Chronic political instability and the imple-
mentation of the HIV-AIDS response in Guinea-Bissau: a case study of the intersec-
tions of politics and epidemiology (2000-2015)’
Day 2: 15 December
Session 4:
The entanglement of colonial andTropical Medicine
Chair: Rita M. Lobo (FCT-UNL)
Discussant: Philip J. Havik (IHMT-UNL)
Isabel Amaral (CIUHCT-UNL) ‘Portuguese physicians overseas and the consolida-
tion of tropical medicine in the twentieth century: case study of Rafael António de
Sousa Caixeiro (1923-1990)
Vanessa Pedrotti (Institut des Mondes Africains, Université Aix-Marseille) ‘The St.
Anthony’ Leprosarium of Harär: a harbinger of Ethiopian modernity and mission-
ary ideals (1901-1965)’
Bárbara Direito (CIUHCT-UNL) ‘The relationship between human and veterinary
health in twentieth century colonial Mozambique: a view from the colonial health
system’
Simplice Ayangma Bonoho (University of Geneva) Francisco José Carrasqueiro
Cambournac and his role in theWHO’s Regional Office for Africa (AFRO), 1946-
1965
Session 5:
From tropical to global concerns:
trajectories of pathologies and biomedical research
Chair: Sónia Dias (IHMT-UNL)
Discussant: Sofia Cortes (IHMT-UNL)
Mohsin Sidat (Faculty of Medicine, Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo)‘Di-
agnostics of tropical micoses in Mozambique: past, present and future’
Jaime Benchimol (FioCruz/Casa Osvaldo Cruz) ‘Brazil and leishmaniases: diseases
from the tropics that become global risk’
Denis Guedes Jogas Junior (FioCruz/Casa Osvaldo Cruz) ‘Leishmaniasis and its
vectors: building and circulating knowledge on Phlebotomine sand flies on a global
scale’
Session 6:
Global health, epidemiology and public health:
policies and practices in Lusophone Africa
Chair: Isabel Amaral (FCT-UNL)
Discussant: Silvana Belo (IHMT-UNL)
Filomeno Fortes,Virgílio do Rosário (former IHMT), Dinora Lopes (GHTM/IH-
MT-UNL) and Philip J. Havik (IHMT-UNL) ‘Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs)
past and present: the case of Angola’
Philip J. Havik (IHMT-UNL), ‘From Tropical to Social Medicine and back again?
Transformations in public health and disease control in Guinea Bissau’
Mélanie R. Maia (GHTM/IHMT-UNL) and Luís V. Lapão (IHMT-UNL) ‘The
Health Organisation of CapeVerde: a global history approach (1960-1980)’