EDITORIAL



Gender, health professions and society Open Access
Dora Barrancos


ARTICLES



The gender perspective and health professionals: notes from the Brazilian collective health field Open Access
Blima Lilia Schraiber, Ana Flávia Pires Lucas d'Oliveira


Gender and career paths of female primary care physicians in Andalusia, Spain, at the beginning of 21st century Open Access
Lorena Saletti-Cuesta, Ana Delgado, Teresa Ortiz-Gómez


"The fact that there are more women doesn't guarantee anything": The feminization of obstetrics and gynecology and the experiences of female medical professionals in Mexico Open Access
María Pozzio


Gender norms and the development of the medical habitus in the years of medical schooling and residency Open Access
Roberto Castro


Relationships between health care professionals and users from a gender perspective Open Access
Romeu Gomes, Márcia Thereza Couto


Transsexuality: law and health-related aspects in the Spanish legal system Open Access
Elena Atienza Macías, Emilio José Armaza Armaza


Dialogue and respect: the basis for constructing an intercultural health system for indigenous communities in Puerto Nariño, Amazonas, Colombia Open Access
Eugenia Ana Patiño Suaza, María Sandín Vázquez


Marking bourdaries as a strategy of social control: the case of homicidal violence in Medellin, Colombia Open Access
María Victoria López-López, María del Pilar Pastor-Durango, Alberto Carlos Giraldo-Giraldo, Héctor Iván García-García


DIALOGUES



The State, waiting and political domination among the poor: interview with the sociologist Javier Auyero Open Access
Nicolás Damin


BOOK REVIEWS



Medicalization logic in social assistance, assistance logic in health Open Access
Luciana N Ginga