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[Elizabeth Fee: a historian reaching out to wider audiences]
Gilberto Hochman1, Jamie Benchimol, Liene Wegner
1Casa de Oswaldo Cruz, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Abstract:
To what activities and topics does a historian in health and medicine, whose articles and books have become fundamental references for scholars of the area, devote her time? Feminism, counter-culture, medical education, global health, the role of international health organizations, and knowledge sharing in the health history are some of the subjects Elizabeth Fee addresses in this interview given at Fiocruz in April where she presented the 2006 inaugural class to the Graduate Program in History of Health Sciences at Casa de Oswaldo Cruz. The topic of her lecture was "The World Health Organization and AIDS: what can we learn from history?"
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