Maria Teresa Brancaccio is Assistant Professor in History of Public Health at the Department, Health, Ethics and Society, Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences, University of Maastricht and international correspondent at the UCL Health Humanities Centre (London). Her main research subjects are: history of the category of child hyperactivity; history of war trauma; history of suicide; history of hypnotism and psychical research.

À lire sur Criminocorpus :

• avec David Lederer, « The Influence of National Unification on the Interpretation of Suicide Statistics in Nineteenth-Century Germany and Italy », Criminocorpus, La pathologie du suicide. Pour une nouvelle histoire des enjeux médicaux et socio-politiques aux XIXe-XXe siècles, 2018.