The exhibit I curated, Lifeblood: A Historical Examination of Hematology, explores how the modern practice of blood work developed from the late 19th century to the late 20th century. Each...
The exhibit I curated, From Invalid Broth to Balanced Plates: A History of Nourishment, is a bite-sized look at how people learned about basic nutrition and food safety through books...
The Country Doctor Museum has a new exhibit on display in Brody School of Medicine, blending history, travel, medicine, and whimsy! Where in the World is Dr. Pittman? takes viewers...
On July 18th, the Medical History Interest Group, sponsored as part of the Ruth and John Moskop Lecture Series and the Laupus Library History Collections, hosted Civil War Medical Care...
If you’ve ever been curious about how medicine and healthcare has shaped the lives of eastern North Carolinians over the last few centuries, look no further than Laupus Library’s History...
Laupus Library History Collections is offering an unpaid internship for history undergraduate and graduate students. If you are interested in working in an archive or library someday, or if you...
Laupus Library is currently hosting the traveling exhibition “Promising Future, Complex Past: Artificial Intelligence and the Legacy of Physiognomy.” Developed by the National Library of Medicine, this exhibit presents the...
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend The Country Doctor and Early Medical Practices on April...
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend “What are in these pills, doc?”: Modern Chemical Insights...
We recently updated our request and booking system for History Collections. This page will soon have more detailed information about how to request this material, but please refer to the...