Photo from Max Pixel By Dolly Stolze / 10.31.2017 For me, zombies are probably the scariest of the...
Medicine
Follow humanity’s changing efforts to understand illness and preserve life. These histories examine healers and patients across centuries while revealing how knowledge, belief, institutions, and inequality shaped the practice of medicine.
An illustrated depiction of a scene of Lincoln lying in state. Internet Archive Book Images By Dr. Brian...
A pair of identical twins. The one on the right has OCD, while the one on the...
Marie Curie in one of her mobile X-ray units in October 1917. Eve Curie By Dr. Timothy J....
Jean Fee shows photos from her time as a nurse midwife for the Frontier Nursing Service. /...
Elderly Japanese ladies. Photo by Mr Hick46/Flickr By Dr. Christopher S. Wareham / 08.03.2017 Lecturer in Applied Ethics...
The smell of daffodils is a treat for most people, but some cannot experience the joy because...
Pasta? Pizza? Clams? Kai Schreiber/Flickr By Dr. Stephen M. Fleming / 11.29.2016 Principal Research Associate at the Wellcome...
John Everett Millais The Somnambulist / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Philip Jaekl / 03.03.2017 Neuroscientist Last night, most...
Green colonies of allergenic fungus Penicillium from air spores on a petri dish. Penicillin was the first...
Photo Courtesy of NIAID Researchers are tackling the problem of antibiotic resistance head on — by hunting...
Jack Gilbert, co-author of the book “Dirt Is Good,” says kids should be encouraged to get dirty,...
“Close up of The Thinker” / Photo by Brian Hillegas, Creative Commons By Dr. Michael RW Dawson...
It’s a crucial cog in the your ability to perform a variety of mental tasks. Lightspring via...
Klebsiella Pneumoniae (computer illustration) by Alamy By Madlen Davies / 04.21.2017 Doctors are warning that the rise...
An illustration of blood stem and progenitor cells (blue) emerging from hemogenic endothelial cells (purple) during normal...
Should have stuck to white … / Creative Commons By Dr. Laurence Totelin / 12.31.2014 Lecturer in...
[LEFT]: In epidermoid carcinoma cells, that the protein SON (green) is localising into nuclear speckles, a substructure...
A child cools off on the streets of Jackson Heights in Queens, New York. / Photo by...
By Myron Getman / 01.01.2013 Scientist New York State Department of Health conflate: \kən-ˈflāt\, 1) to bring...
Photo: OTA Photos/Flickr CyberPsychology / 01.17.2017 Most of us have sedentary lifestyles. We work for a fixed...
An empty wheelchair – or is there a person there we do not see? / Shutterstock By...
The “Middle Man” operating the Air Loom: a detail from James Tilly Matthews’ illustration of the Air...
A recipe for an eyesalve from ‘Bald’s Leechbook.’ © The British Library Board (Royal MS 12 D...
By Tony Federico Journal of Evolution and Health (2016) Introduction Sedentary behaviors, like watching TV, have been...
Blood bank image / University of Michigan, Creative Commons Lecture by Dr. Martin Elliott at the Museum...
Cancer precision targeting at the Systems Biology and Cancer Metabolism Laboratory. Credit: Systems Biology and Cancer Metabolism...
Developing lizard embryo beneath placental tissues. Oliver Griffith By Dr. Oliver Griffith / 03.23.2017 Postdoctoral Associate in...
Look ma, no gravity! / NASA By Andy Tay / 03.09.2017 PhD Candidate in Bioengineering University of...
The “death panels” never materialized with the typical GOP conspiracy scare tactics, but they’ve blatantly placed into...