Obesity and socioeconomic status in Argentina by Monteverde, Malena, Celton, Dora, Peláez, Enrique, Chaufan, Claudia

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Medicalization as an international health problem. written media online on ADHD in Argentina (2001-2017) by Bianchi, Eugenia, Faraone, Silvia Adriana, Oberti, Milagros Luján, Leone, Costanza

“…In the context of changes in the globalization process, medicalization constitutes a central problem in the international health agenda. During the 1990s, the international expansion of the diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) began, among other factors, due to the growing relevance of non-medical actors in the process, and specific legislation for diverse diagnosis. …”
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Right to health and international agencies from a latin american perspective: HIV/AIDS in the international health agenda during the health emergency of 2002, Argentina by colautti, marisel andrea

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Editorial. Astrolabio Nueva Época, N° 24 by Aizenberg, Lila

“…Presentation of monographic section N° 24: Experiences and debates around international health in Latin America and the Caribbean…”
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From individual health to global health in the search for a better world by Rodriguez, María Isabel

“…The analysis of the fields of knowledge responsible for the treatment of the health problem in our region, the conformation of the field of international health and the great inequalities in the current world and its impact on health realize the need to incorporate a new vision of international health. …”
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Taller de Aguas: construyendo con los barrios durante la pandemia by Rodríguez, Calén, Assandri, Matías, Vetere, Virginia

“…The context of an international pandemic, which challenged the national and international health system, tested, once again, our commitment to face the needs of some of the La Plata most affected communities by the socioeconomic and health crisis, as part of a Public University whose aim is to be at people's disposal.…”
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Do Pandemics Leave Traces? After the Legacies of COVID -19: Commented by Liliana Tamagno y Adrián Carbonetti by Alvarez, Adriana, Tamagno, Liliana, Carbonetti, Adrián

“…Since at the end of 2019 the maximum alert of the international health authorities was lit for a pandemic that was hitting the world (the most lethal of this century), trials in the Social Sciences and Humanities have multiplied in order to find possible explanations for this pandemic present and the post pandemic. …”
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¿Dejan Huellas las pandemias?, tras los legados de la COVID-19 by Álvarez, Adriana, Tamagno, Liliana, Carbonetti, Adrián

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Global governance in the health sector: changes in the “world order”, in the international arena and impacts in health by Almeida, Celia Maria de

“…  As a result, the term global has itself acquired a particular meaning, embedded in the term global health, which has come to replace international health. The effects of this dynamics on the health sector are seen concretely in the entry of certain health problems as global onto foreign policy agendas and in their utilisation as instruments of geopolitics. …”
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