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#ThrowbackThursday a rural Highlands GPs surgery in the 1950s #histmed
From our collections: William Wadd (surgeon to George IV)'s 'Comments on Corpulency' (1829) #histmed
From our collections, 'Photographs of Leprosy' ,by A F Anderson (1872) #histmed
Muscles of the right orbit from 'Anatomy of the Human Body' by Henry Gray, 1918.
#anatomy #histmed #ophthalmology
Thousands of #histmed archives have been catalogued for our @wellcometrust project #yearinarchives #explorearchives
Hey #CLE: Gallery Event and Talk on #Childbirth and Anesthesia, Nov. 19th 6pm https://t.co/Qu2k84Pcbf #histmed #cwru
Teaching model of a fetus, (ca. 1890-1920) from Duke Libraries' History of Medicine Collections #histmed
Cataloguing our pics and we have a few we don't know - if anyone has a clue who they are we'd love to hear! #histmed
James Kennaway on fashionable 18th c. stomach complaints. RCPE, Edinburgh 14 Oct. http://t.co/SDFzEusLkT #histmed
1659, Christopher Wren suggested to Robert Boyle that opium could be put into the bloodstream using a quill. #histmed
1659, Christopher Wren suggested to Robert Boyle that opium could be put into the bloodstream using a quill. #histmed
Likely to sunburn? Skip the purgative, go for the cream! #histmed #victorian http://t.co/ZX8Vbb2nF2
Learn more about this patent medicine sold in #19thc Cleveland, hint: NOT FOR KIDS! #histmed https://t.co/F8eysjPL5X
@MuseumWeek #InspirationMW volunteers inspire students about the history of #medicine #powick #mentalhealth #histmed
TOMORROW: Tools for Tots, a talk on the rise of birth technologies! @bschillace at @happydogatEUC, 6PM #CLE #histmed
#Surgery of nasal polyp from 'Principles of Surgery' by John Bell,1801. Read more at https://t.co/kDVqCVePZG #histmed