A San Francisco museum explores the cringey history of eye medicine
The exhibition explores the evolution of ophthalmology in Asia, showcasing artifacts and methods that trace back to 10th-century practices, including early cataract surgery techniques.
One woman's nose and two men's hubris: a nasogenital tale | Aeon Essays
Fliess was not only a physician but intertwined with Freud’s life, demonstrating the fascinating interplay of pseudoscience and early psychiatry in the late 19th century.
Ancient DNA suggests syphilis originated in Americas before ravaging Europe
Syphilis may have originated in the Americas, contradicting prior theories of its arrival from Europe. This has crucial implications for understanding public health today.