Medecine Collection
"Exploring the Evolution of Medicine
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"Exploring the Evolution of Medicine: A Journey Through Time" Step back in time and witness the fascinating history of medicine through a collection of captivating engravings, illustrations, and photographs. From ancient remedies to groundbreaking advancements, this exhibition showcases the remarkable progress made in the field of medicine. Travel to 1892 with an advertisement for the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, highlighting their innovative products that promised relief from various ailments. Marvel at the Harness world famed Electropathic Belts advertisement from c. 1890, which aimed to harness electricity for therapeutic purposes. Discover how even literary icons like Don Quixote were used as endorsements for medicinal products such as fortifying Globeol around 1916. Delve into the life of Andre Vesale (1514-1564), a Flemish doctor whose contributions revolutionized anatomical studies. Witness Janusz Korczak's dedication to pediatric medicine through his powerful black-and-white photograph taken circa 1888. Explore a representation of France at the end of the 19th century, where areas are marked corresponding to diseases like scrofula, malaria, and goiter – shedding light on public health challenges faced during that era. Learn about Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D. C. , where heroic efforts were made during Spanish Flu outbreak between 1918-1919. Admire an intricate engraving featuring dental motifs alongside intriguing elements like dragons and flags from "Alphabet, " printed in Paris by Charles Unsinger in November 1875. Janusz Korczak appears once again through another poignant photograph showcasing his commitment towards children's well-being. Witness a significant moment in contraceptive history with a photo capturing The Contraceptive Pill's clock presented at Blackpool Fair in 1971. Marvel at Crane Trepane found within Corbieres cave (Aude), an object representing surgical tools used throughout history.