ANDRE MOTA

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LIM/39 - Laboratório de Processamento de Dados Biomédicos, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina

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    Spanish Flu in Sorocaba and the case of the Santa Rosalia factory, 1918: local history contributions to the study of epidemics in Brazil
    (2017) DALL'AVA, Joao Paulo; MOTA, Andre
    An investigation is presented of the tensions that emerged during the Spanish flu epidemic in the city of Sorocaba, Brazil, between October and December 1918. It draws on previously unused primary sources, namely the narratives contained in the local press, taking the Santa Rosalia factory as a case study, particularly its owner's refusal to maintain the work stoppage at the height of the epidemic, even when requested to by the municipal authority. This research contributes to the study of epidemics in Brazil's inland municipalities, emphasizing how local history can contribute to investigations of the history of disease in the country.
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    Imprensa e saúde pública na cidade de Sorocaba: a industrialização e seu impacto na condição de vida da população (1890-1916)
    (2016) DALL'AVA, Joao Paulo; MOTA, Andre
    This article aims to discuss the sanitary and public health conditions in Sorocaba, Sao Paulo, between 1890 and 1916, in contrast to the image of the industrial city and wholesome defended by local press. To do so, through the local newspapers analysis as documentary sources and taking as theoretical framework the concepts established by the field of urban history, are investigated transformations experienced by the city in the focused period, highlighting issues such as increased begging, contagious diseases, lack of sanitation and problems in relation to public cleanliness. Some repressive measures by the municipality in order to combat the vagrancy and away from the urban center carriers of certain diseases, such as leprosy and tuberculosis are also pointed out. Thus, we intend to show how the living conditions of poor in Sorocaba was deteriorating more and more as the city had a relative urban and industrial growth.