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UK LGBT EVENTS - Science Museum – Journey Through Medicine
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Science Museum – Journey Through Medicine

In the 1870s American businessman Henry Wellcome began a single-minded mission to seek out and compile a comprehensive collection of objects relating to medicine and human health. Building on Wellcome's legacy, this exhibition displays the wide diversity of ways that people have perceived health, using examples that range from prehistoric surgical tools to modern medical equipment, as well as many things that no longer seem to belong in a medical context at all. It is not a simple story of advancement from unsophisticated beginnings to modern enlightenment. Alongside medicine's successes, you will see some of its dead ends, errors and injustices. From pacemakers to paracetamol, medicine shapes all of our lives by identifying, preventing and treating an ever-widening range of illnesses. It can be easy to forget that medical interventions have not always been so effective or freely available as they are today. But the Science Museum's medicine collection reminds us of the tragedies and triumphs of our long search for good health and the ever-changing nature of medicine.

Tickets : £ Free Tickets

Address : Science Museum
Exhibition Road
London
SW7 2DD

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