Thank you for the super talk, Dr Muggeridge! We'll be checking our archive for the women mentioned, and hope to see you back soon for Part II!

Vitae-Ore and Ferruginous Blaud pills were common treatments for anaemia in the early 20th century. #DiscoveringDisability Find out more: medicalmuseum.org.uk/discovering-di…

Learn more about the people who educate and spread awareness around hidden disabilities. #DiscoverDisability medicalmuseum.org.uk/advocacy-and-a…

"Medicine under Fire". A FREE talk by Nathan Hazlehurst about the work of civil defence services in wartime. Next Tuesday 10th September from 6:30pm. The museum will be open after hours until the talk starts. Worcester TIC Visit The Malverns Visit Worcestershire medicalmuseum.org.uk/whats-on/2024/…

Historically, larger ear trumpets made from animal bones were used to help with hearing for deaf and hearing loss. With technological advancements, hearing devices have continually shrunk in scale. #DiscoveringDisability Find out more here:-medicalmuseum.org.uk/discovering-di…

Free talk by Nathan Hazlehurst this Tuesday 10 September at 6:30pm about wartime civil defence services! Museum open until it starts for those wishing to visit 'after hours', with or without the talk. 🥰

Tonight we'll be welcoming Nathan for his talk about wartime civil defence casualty services. Welcome one and all! From 6:30pm, completely free (with the chance to have a cheeky out-of-hours mooch in the museum, too. medicalmuseum.org.uk/whats-on/2024/…

A new opinion piece by Dr Frank Crompton about the building of pauper lunatic asylums in England and Wales. Now at our blog: medicalmuseum.org.uk/newsletters/20…

Can you help us to shape a much-desired wellbeing and physick (medical) garden? Worcestershire Acute NHS Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity. Please fill in the very short survey to tell us what this might look like to you. mailchi.mp/808fb75356cf/p…

We've a brand new volunteer, Helen (thanks Helen!) who likes a spot of historic research so we have asked her to help with our 'Outside the Asylum' project. She's done a bit of research into Jane Guise (patient no. 1128), who was admitted in 1861... medicalmuseum.org.uk/outside-the-as…

Unfortunately the hinge on the lid of this very nice dental surgery set is broken and it's missing a pair of scissors, but it has some LOVELY ivory handled surgical tools, made by Weiss. Spot on. #ophthalmology #EyeSurgery Royal College of Ophthalmologists

The Translet Stoma Kit and accompanying glass tubes represent significant advancements in medical care for individuals with stomas. #DiscoveringDisability Find out more: medicalmuseum.org.uk/discovering-di…

Save the date our Annual Conference 2025! Join us George Marshall Medical Museum 💉 🏥 on Saturday 5 April for a special day of #PharmHist talks & tours. Why not consider giving a short talk or contributing a poster? More details in the link or email [email protected] bshp.org/events/ShowEve…

Thursday collections vibe check from GMMM. Here's a legit set of false teeth. Part of George Marshall's original collection. Fancy having these in your gob?? Brass hinge and all! BDA British Dental Journal #Teeth

Metal hip prosthetics have revolutionized orthopaedic surgery, providing mobility and pain relief to millions with hip joint conditions such as arthritis or fractures. #DiscoveringDisability Find out more: medicalmuseum.org.uk/discovering-di…

Death masks, tuberculosis spittoons, a letter from Florence Nightingale and artificial glass eyes can all be found on display at the unusual museum that is George Marshall Medical Museum 💉 🏥 SWNS.com

We spent the weekend staying out the rain and hanging our small collection of plaques from the former hospital in the museum. They've been researched and polished. We're thrilled. Finished off this morning. 👌

Insulin syringes are crucial for diabetes management, enabling precise delivery of specific insulin doses to regulate blood sugar levels. #DiscoveringDisability Find out more: medicalmuseum.org.uk/discovering-di…