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Category: Medical History

Medical History

Eyes and Needles – Part 2

18 Aug 2020
(If you'd like to catch up, 'Medicine Macabre - Eyes and Needles - Part 1' can be found here) Alas. If the readership of my previous article on eyes is anything to go…
Medical History

Eyes and Needles – Part 1

18 Aug 2020
Let me pose a question: how much do you value the sight of your loved ones? How much stock do you place by seeing your children, your parents, perhaps a lover? How much would…
Medical History

The General’s Leg

18 Aug 2020
The American Civil War, like any conflict, produced a cast of both famous and infamous characters and personalities throughout its brutal span. Whilst some, like General Sedgwick and his famous last…
Medical History

Condoms

18 Aug 2020
My esteemed audience. It is with great urgency that I must present to you a deeply concerning and frankly alarming statistic: following extensive research, I have discovered that sexual intercourse…
Medical History

The Lady and the Pox

18 Aug 2020
MERCUTIO I am hurt. A plague o' both your houses! I am sped. Is he gone and hath nothing? BENVOLIO What, art thou hurt? MERCUTIO Ay, ay, a scratch, a…
Medical History

A Quick Trip to the Doctor

18 Aug 2020
A trip to the doctor is a common enough practice. You feel a twinge here, an ache there, and off you pop to consult the local quack, who following careful…
Medical History

Surgery Floor Scrapings Vol. 1

18 Aug 202018 Aug 2020
In my research and readings, I often come across little tidbits of medical information and history, too juicy to leave alone and yet not substantial enough to merit an entire…
Medical History

Flowers and Corpses

18 Aug 2020
I love to garden. The joy of observing the steady growth of a living thing, flourishing and burgeoning in your tender custody. Quite the opposite of my other pastimes, usually involving the very…
Medical History

The Music of Surgery

17 Aug 2020
Who can choose when or where the Muses descend and sow their creative seeds, and significantly, who can decide what form that creativity takes? For example: to some, my work is…

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