Medical images from the National Museum of Health and Medicine
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Found on the flickr sets for unofficial 'favorite photos' of the staff of the Otis Historical Archives of the National Museum of Health and Medicine, in Washington DC: set 1, 2 and 3.
See also: Four x-ray views of footbinding, ca. 1948
On the homepage: Masks worn during experiments with Plague. Philippines, probably around 1912. Via morbid anatomy. |
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JOhn- THIS IS A VERY DISTURBING PAGE I AM 8 YEARS OLD DOING A HISTORY PROJECT AND I HAD LOTS OF NIGHTMARES. THANKS A LOT!
Laura- I am Johns mum, and i am personally appalled at this site. My John was just looking for some pictures of World War 1 when this popped up! He was naturally interested but when he saw these images he was severly traumatised. You are very lucky that i have decided not to sue you for the costs I had to pay for my son to go into therepy! I hope you are happy about disturbing innocent children!
Laura & John,
I had to turn off the safe search on my search browser to even see these images. Why are you letting your 8 year old surf the net unsupervised? My 8 year old has limits and parental controls set up on her comp. She can't surf unless one of us is with her. Stop with your stupid threats. As a medical student this is exactly what I was looking for. Its parents like you Laura that make me belive you should have a license to have children. Stop being a moron and blaming your poor parenting skills on someone else. Suck it and be a real parent and supervise your child instead of stuffing your face in front of the tv.