Juliano Moreira e a Gazeta Medica da Bahia

Abstract

Recent studies of Juliano Moreira have emphasized his work in Rio de Janeiro (1903-1933), but the main objective of this article is to describe his contribution to the Gazeta Medica da Bahia in the period before that (1893-1903). It describes the evolution of this magazine, which served as a vehicle for original research of the Bahian Tropicalist School. It presents Moreira's output in the Gazeta, in which he emerges as a student of dermatology, syphilology and parasitology, having identified cutaneous leishmaniasis for the first time in Brazil. At that time, he also consolidates his reputation as a professor in neuropsychiatry, conducting clinical studies in the field, analyzing treatment models and proposing changes in medical treatment. It highlights the importance of Moreira not only as a collaborator on the Gazeta during a decade, but also as an editor, as well as his role as chief editor (1901-1902).

Pela defesa da Pátria

“…O argumento de que a cultura física no serviço militar serviria de modelo para toda a nação brasileira foi defendido por proeminentes iguras da época, como o higienista Murillo de Campos, responsável pela clínica psiquiátrica do Hospital Central do Exército, bem como o médico e psiquiatra afro-brasileiro Juliano Moreira (Jacobina;Gelman, 2008Gelman, , pp. 1077Gelman, 1097.…”

Juliano Moreira: the black Brazilian who greatly influenced the modern school of Neurology in Brazil

“…Moreira joined the Medical School of Bahia (FAMEB) in 1886 at the age of 14, two years prior to the abolition of slavery in Brazil. 1 In 1890, he entered the clinic for dermatology, and for the 2021;79 (7):…”

“…Moreira also contributed with his writings and role at Gazeta Médica da Bahia (GMB), one of Brazil's first scientific medical journals. From 1893, he published several articles on neurological consequences of syphilis and other nervous diseases 7 . Moreira became editor of GMB in 1896 and editor-inchief in 1901 7 .…”

“…From 1893, he published several articles on neurological consequences of syphilis and other nervous diseases 7 . Moreira became editor of GMB in 1896 and editor-inchief in 1901 7 .…”

Colaboração Para O Conhecimento Do Histórico Da Leishmaniose Tegumentar Americana No Brasil: Possíveis Casos Entre Escravos Na Vila De Vassouras-Rj, Nos Anos 1820 a 1880

“…Outro destaque em relação ao trabalho de Juliano Moreira é o registro da possibilidade de haver um inseto transmissor no ciclo da doença. Segundo ele: "À picada de um inseto, o muruim, tem sido muitas vezes attribuido por alguns doentes o inicio da affecção", sem, todavia, fazer nenhuma menção à natureza do parasito e encerra seu trabalho evidenciando a necessidade de realizar estudos mais abrangentes (Jacobina & Gelman, 2008).…”