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For what's left of illustration twitter, here are my pieces that were selected for the AI41. Looking forward to The Party tonight, though I will be masked. On the history of Diphtheria for Smithsonian Magazine (left), and an unpublished cover for A Christmas Carol (right).
August issue now online. Includes co-infections/secondary infections/antimicrobial use in #COVID19 hospitalisations, submicroscopic #falciparum #malaria global patterns, #TB inflammatory profile, #Yemen #diphtheria outbreak, and saliva #SARSCoV2 screening https://t.co/I1d8H6uBnH
Richard Tennant Cooper (1885-1957)
A ghostly skeleton trying to strangle a sick child; representing diphtheria.
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Our June issue is now online https://t.co/xy3ejbSRVW. Featuring #HIV, #HBV, #COVID19, #gonorrhoea, #diphtheria, #Lassa, #AMR, and much more.
VACCINES FOR ALL by @jessicathorntondesigns is "an ode to the serum run in 1925 during the diphtheria epidemic in Alaska, where vaccines were delivered to Nome by sled dog teams." Via @amplifierart #VaccinesForAll 💉
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The french microbiologist Émile Roux died #OTD in 1933 at the age of 79. He was one of Louis #Pasteur's closest collaborators, co-founder of the @institutpasteur and responsible for the Institute's production of the anti-#diphtheria serum.
#histmed #medicine #histoire #History
some english language diphtheria posters
I especially like the sinister hand reaching for the baby in the 1st one, very direct
Neel returned to NY where her 1y old daughter died of diphtheria. This informed her treatment of motherhood, loss & anxiety. The birth of her 2nd child inspired the bleak ‘Well Baby Clinic’ (1928). Carlos (1926), After the Death of a Child (1927-8) & Nadja (1928)
She returned to NY where her 1y old daughter died of diphtheria. This informed her treatment of motherhood, loss & anxiety. The birth of her 2nd child inspired the bleak ‘Well Baby Clinic’ (1928). Carlos (1926), After the Death of a Child (1927-8) & Nadja (1928)
“Have you given your child all the anti-diphtheria vaccines?” Soviet poster, 1958
Boots for the theatre, for a boat trip on the Volga & the first stirs of a desperate love affair. Diphtheria & the entrancement of a handsome face in the hospital gardens. Everything he paints is for her, the whole of Russia he remakes for her each night in pigment & oil & light.
Dr. Anna Wessels Williams (1863-1954), M.D., a pioneer in infectious disease and public health advocate. She developed an effective treatment for diphtheria and a rapid diagnostic for rabies. #womeininscience #womeninstem #sciart #immunology #pathology #illustration
Diphtheria was known as the strangling angel for the horrible symptoms it caused in its victims. Richard Tennant Cooper, a British artist whose subjects were often about death and disease painted this depiction of diphtheria trying to strangle a sick child.
Wellcome Collection
German surgeon & pathologist Max Wilms (1867-1918) published “Mixed Tumours of the Kidney” in 1899, described nephroblastoma and its origin, now known as Wilms tumour. He contracted diphtheria during emergency tracheotomy on a French POW during WW I. His patient survived.
One of the most feared #diseases of #childhood, #Diphtheria caused a false membrane to grow over the larynx--suffocating victims.
In 1875, the 243-person death toll from diphtheria comprised 8.2% of all reported deaths. As was typical of the disease, children comprised most of the mortalities. The #vaccine arrived in 1890s #evidencebased #stillmatters
In 1875, the 243-person death toll from diphtheria comprised 8.2% of all reported deaths. As was typical of the disease, children comprised most of the mortalities. The #vaccine arrived in 1890s #evidencebased #stillmatters
Scientists have re-engineered diphtheria toxin for use in vaccines #WorldImmunizationWeek https://t.co/AE4B92Nkli