Medical Collection (page 21)

Walton Family Sextuplets, all wearing cardigans and some hats laying next to each otherDbase may 1985

A man wearing a dressing gown with his feet in a bowl of warm water drinking a glass of water while a woman wearing a long dress

Princess Margaret attending the St John Ambulance Cadet Rally in Hyde Park London July 1954 Neg No RE6120a

1957 National Health Service Baby Clinic A 14 month baby toddles about the Baby Clinic before going in to the doctors surgery circa 1957

A 14 month baby toddles about the Baby Clinic before going in to the doctors surgery circa 1957

14 month Deborah English seen here attending Baby Clinic circa 1957

A 14 month baby toddles about the Baby Clinic before going in to the doctors surgery circa 1957

Louise Brown Test tube Girl holding dolls on her sith birthday July 1984

Louise Brown looking at video of herself as the worlds first test tube baby January 1994 January 1994

Louise Brown - test tube baby - May 1980 And her mother Lesley Brown at home in Bristol Louise was the first test tube baby and made history when she was born in 1978

A pregnant woman - 16th June 1999

Louise Brown First Test Tube Baby June 1980

Louise Brown Test Tube Girl holding dolls July 1984

Louise Brown Test Tube Girl standing on park bench October 1979

Louise Brown Test Tube Girl June 1980

Four year old Jill the Chimp is under the weather. Shes lying tucked up in bed at Twycross Zoo with a nicely knitted scarf. January 1980

A childs feet being inspected

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Britt Ekland Actress with husband Slim Jim McDonell leaving Heathrow for Los Angeles 8 weeks before baby is due January 1988

Fourteen year old Stephen Pulley from Chatteris, Cambridge who has been totally blind since he was 14 months old, takes a turn as wicket keeper during a game of cricket with his younger brother

The National Hospital, London refurnished the out-patients waiting room in an effort to abolish " waiting-room blues" - now has fires, carpeted floor, armchairs and waitresses to serve tea

F. A Cup. St. Johns Ambulance in attendance at Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 v
F.A Cup. St. Johns Ambulance in attendance at Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 v. Plymouth Argyle 1. 7th January 1950

Tottenham Hotspur footballers line up for their flu innocculation. 25th October 1962 1962 2384

D Day Veteran Peter Taylor at the wheel of his ambulance. World War Two

This is the room in which Mrs. Hanleys twins were born
This is the room in which Mrs.Hanleys twins were born....The crib is full of debris when the London Maternity Hospital was bombed, the babies were under their mothers bed. 10th September 1940

three of the ten Swiss Nurses sent by the international committee of the Red Cross to Palestine. On the right is Mademoiselle Florence Cousin who Was seriously wounded when on duty in the Jewish

Nurses sorting linen outside Lewisham hospital after raid on the hospital the night before. July 1944 1940s

Prince Charles getting up close and personal with a rescussitation dummy at the Red Cross HQ in New Zealand. February 1994

Harry Meadows the Trainer for Chelsea FC 1965 treats Terry Venables (laying on bench left) leg for muscle problems within 90 mins of arriving at Heathrow Airport from playing in Europe

Pamela Stephenson, actress and comedienne, stars in the BBC comedy satire Not The Nine O Clock News. 21st November 1980

Mr Arthur Lawson 94 year old chemist seen here at work with his assistants at his dispensary. 1st June 1952

A South African medical officer in his off duty time acts as a village doctor to the civilians of Benouville in Normandy. Here he inspects the tounge of a local youngster during WW2 1944 1940s

Two members of the Flying Sisters, a new airborne British nursing unit prepare their parachutes before boarding the plane for a mission

Nurses during WW2, with fragments of a bomb that probably fell in to the grounds of the hospital

Ambulancemen with family during WW2

Nurses observe damage done to building by bomb

Hospital ward after being bomb damaged during WW2

Couple with a hangover the morning after a night of heavy drinking December 1993

A view of the heavily damaged Coventry and Warwick hopsital after the city was targeted by the German Luftwaffe in an air raid during the Second World War. 10th April 1941

Nurses of Coventry and Warwick hopsital stop for a cup of tea in the voluntary canteen in the hospital grounds after their building was targeted by the German Luftwaffe in an air raid during

Sailor Gordon Davis of the Royal Navy repais the doll of a patient in the childrens ward of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stamore, London during the Second World War November 1944

A nurse holiding a lamp as she visits patients on a ward at Westminster hospital She carries the lamp due to the blackout in the blitz during the Second World War December 1940

A woman giving blood at her doctors surgery during the Second World War as a nurse watches over January 1942

The mobile operation section of the Wembley Civil Defence give a demonstration of how the job is done to crowds at Wembley stadium. 20th October 1942

Midwives deliver a new born baby inside thew Labour ward at the British Hospital for Mothers and Babies in Woolwich, London. 20th January 1948

Outside the new maternity unit of the West Norfolk and Kings Lynn General Hospital, showing the sign which has made it famours, the units first patient says goodbye to one of the nurses. January 1949

Sister Anne Davies of the Port Medical Service in Dents Wharf, Middlesbrough dressing the cut finger of Brian Cater, a 17 year old apprentice joiner who injured himself at work. 2nd May 1951

Student nurses Moduph Marke from Freetown, Sierra Leone and Rebecca solanke of Lagos, Nigeria hold a new born baby during a midwifery course at the National Training School for Midwives in Woolwich

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"Exploring the Marvels of Medicine: From Normal Knees to Anesthesia and Ambulances" Delving into the intricacies of our body, let's start with a glimpse at normal knees through an X-ray lens. Journeying further, we uncover the fascinating anatomy of the human brain from an inferior view - unlocking its mysteries one lobe at a time. Rewinding history to 1846, witness a groundbreaking moment as anesthesia is first introduced in surgery, forever transforming medical practices. Zooming in on facial muscles like never before, discover their intricate workings that shape expressions and emotions on every human face (with labels for easy understanding). Shifting focus to another joint marvel, explore the anatomy of the knee joint - a complex structure enabling us to walk, run, and jump effortlessly. Picture No. 10745711 captures a poignant scene during London's Blitz in World War II - showcasing an ambulance stationed at Ladywell in Lewisham amidst chaos and resilience. Travel back in time with med01_01_0490 as mobile midwifery takes center stage - highlighting how healthcare reaches those who need it most even during challenging circumstances. Ascending towards knowledge, gaze upon a superior view of the human brain adorned with colored lobes and labels - unraveling its functions layer by layer. Returning to knees once more but this time through an X-ray prism again; marvel at what lies beneath our skin when everything seems perfectly normal on the surface. Shifting perspectives yet again, delve into lateral views of human brain anatomy - unveiling its complexity while appreciating its role as command central for all bodily functions. Stepping into history's footsteps reveals glimpses from Civil War times; behold a medical kit from the 1860s that served as lifelines amid chaos and suffering on battlefields.