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Salvador Mazza was an eminent Argentinean epidemiologist and physician. He devoted

all his life for the prevention and awareness of trypanosomiasis or “chagas disease” in

South America.

He was born on 6th June 1886 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His parents, Francesco Mazza

and Giuseppa Alfise, were immigrants from Sicily, Italy. He studied at the prestigious

Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires. He joined the Faculty of medicine in 1903, where stood

out for its activities in the Student Center. In 1910 he was appointed bacteriologist of the

National Department of health. In 1914 he married Clorinda Brígida Razori. The couple enjoyed a happy and long

marital life. From 1916 to 1924 aproximately, he lived in Europe. During this time he participated in different scientific

researches. After his return to Argentina, Dr. Mazza held the post of Director at Clinical Hospital and Dean of the

Bacteriology department at the UBA.

In the year 1926 he ratified the discoveries of Dr. Carlos Chagas, a renowned Brazilian epidemiologist who

discovered American trypanosomiasis in 1909. Mazza revealed that, in Argentina, the disease was endemic

character. In his capacity as the head of the Regional Pathologies Study, Dr. Salvador Mazza made immense

contribution in Jujuy province of northern Argentina. He also founded Scientific Societies in seven Northern provinces

in Argentina to carry research work on prevalent diseases. Dr. Mazza’s works on trypanosomiasis became the topic of

discussion at the prestigious VI National Congress of Medicine by South American medical community, held in 1939.

He died on 9th November, 1946 in Mexico at the age of 60. According to reports, Dr. Salvador succumbed to the

“chagas disease”. He suffered a chronic cardiac Sincope while he was attending the First International Brucellosis

Congress, in Monterrey, Mexico.​

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