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Historia, Ciencias, Saude--Manguinhos|August 25, 2016
[Scientific communication and technological innovation in the first Red Cross, 1863-1876]Juan Carlos García-Reyes, Jon ArrizabalagaHistoria, Ciencias, Saude--Manguinhos|August 25, 2016
[Technological innovation and humanitarianism in the transport of war wounded: Nicasio Landa's report on a new elastic suspension system for stretchers (Pamplona, May 29, 1875)]Jon Arrizabalaga, Juan Carlos García-ReyesNeuere Medizin- Und Wissenschaftsgeschichte|October 18, 2011
Between a humanitarian ethos and the military efficiency: the early days of the Spanish Red Cross, 1864-1876Jon Arrizabalaga, Juan Carlos García-ReyesHistoria, Ciencias, Saude--Manguinhos|March 31, 2021
[The challenge of (re)emerging diseases, the limits of the biomedical response and the new paradigm of global health]Jon ArrizabalagaHistory and Philosophy of the Life Sciences|August 10, 2006
History of disease and the longue duréeJon ArrizabalagaHistory and Philosophy of the Life Sciences|December 8, 2018
At the intersection of medical geography and disease ecology: Mirko Grmek, Jacques May and the concept of pathocenosisJon ArrizabalagaMedicine, Conflict, and Survival|November 1, 2019
The 'merciful and loving sex': Concepción Arenal's narratives on Spanish Red Cross women's war relief work in the 1870sJon ArrizabalagaDynamis (Granada, Spain)|April 5, 2003
[Francisco López de Villalobos (c.1473-c.1549), court doctor]Jon ArrizabalagaJournal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences|April 21, 2022
Medicine, Religion, and the Humanitarian Ethos: Walter B. Cannon, Unitarianism, and the Care of Spanish Republican Refugees in FranceJon Arrizabalaga, Àlvar Martínez-VidalPageof 1