Everyone has an interest in health, and visits to London's museums of health and medicine will reveal the fascinating range and diversity of the subject.
From rare plants, heart surgery, illuminated manuscripts, and helicopter emergency services, to pharmacies, false teeth and Freud, the exhibits in these museums help to place the history and development of medicine and health care in its widest context. Along the way, they provide some remarkable insights into an age-long campaign against illness, disease and injury.
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The Hunterian Museum presents a Spring series of events revealing the connections between microscopy and medicine. The programme includes three talks to be given by curators from the British Optical Association Museum , the Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum and the Benjamin Franklin House.
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