MHC newest partner in exciting Ancient DNA Centre project
Where did smallpox and its many less famous cousins come from?
Molecular anthropologists Dr. Ana Duggan and Dr.…
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Where did smallpox and its many less famous cousins come from?
Molecular anthropologists Dr. Ana Duggan and Dr.…
the landscape of gynaecology changed dramatically during the nineteenth century. Along with experimentation, research, and increasing knowledge…
Over the last 4 years, I have dedicated my time to researching and writing about the Contagious Diseases…
The Museum of Health Care is hiring a Collections Intern for the Fall 2023 to Spring 2024 period!
The Museum of Health Care at Kingston has installed a new temporary exhibit, with Rockwood as the first subject.
Colloquially…
Keep readingThe Museum of Health Care’s Sick City Outdoor Guided Walking Tours have returned for the summer!
Walk in the footsteps…
Keep readingThe theme for this year’s Doors Open is FOOD. Visit the Museum during Doors Open and explore the connection between…
Keep readingThe Story Advice manuals as a distinct form of literature began appearing as early as the 17th century. William A. Alcott…
The Story Cataracts are an opacity of the eye’s crystalline lens, found behind the pupil. This opacity stops rays of…
The Museum of Health Care at Kingston is encouraging all families and stuffy lovers to join in on the fun…
Did you see that! There seems to be some Lego figures hiding in the museum just waiting for you to…