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An autopsy specimen shows a section of the thoracic aorta just below the arch. A large dissecting aneurysm lies on the...

A 1933 autopsy specimen from a 51 year old postman, who denied venereal disease, had noticed a swelling on the front of...

A 1953 autopsy specimen from a 48 year old obese woman who had been in hospital for 5 months suffering from a...

A 1938 surgical specimen from a man aged 24. No general history available. The specimen shows typical tuberculous...

An operative resection specimen consisting of two enlarged anthracotic lymph nodes showing extensive areas of caseation...

A 1957 autopsy specimen consisting of a hemisected kidney from a 45 year old man who died of African Trypanosomiasis....

A surgical resection specimen comprising a portion of the upper lobe of a left lung from a 57 year old male diabetic,...

A 1938 autopsy specimen, comprising a portion of right lung, from a man aged 22 who died from influenzal...

A 1935 surgical resection specimen comprising a fallopian tube and ovary showing the features of a chronic gonococcal...

A 1942 resection specimen comprising a hemisected onchocercal nodule excised from the subcutaneous tissues of the...

A 1938 autopsy specimen from a 62 year old merchant seaman who died suddenly in Cairo. No other clinical details...

A Ugandan autopsy specimen from a 4 year old african girl admitted with tumour of the jaw. She died two days after...

An autopsy specimen from Egypt consisting of a portion of the urinary bladder, from a case with chronic bilharziasis,...

A 1963 autopsy specimen comprising a portion of a heart showing thickening of the epicardium at the apex. From a woman...

An autopsy specimen from a 26 yr old Bantu female, who developed typhoid one month after having given birth to a full...

A 1971 specimen from the Dreadnought hospital consisting of a wedge shaped portion of skeletal muscle containing...

How do marine animals hear, see, touch, and smell the world around them? Life underwater is obviously very different to...

The saying goes that we known more about the surface of the moon than we do about the deep sea - and that's...

This week, how humans locate themselves using echolocation, an attractive new prospect for magnetic materials and a new...

So you've felt those cold winds robbing you of your heat, but how fast do you have to go before they give it back...

What happens when a blacksmith meets a metallurgist? This week we explore what's happening at the molecular scale...

We explore what happens down at the atomic scale when iron and steel are crafted into tools and machinery at the hands...

Can a tropical storm be steered? Why should a stone hitting the outside of a window produce a chip on the inside...

Copper sulfate podcast from Chemistry World - the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry