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- In pictures
- In pictures
Deadly stinks and life-saving aromas in plague-stricken London
| Amelia Soth
In the plague-ravaged London of 1665, could perfume really save your life?
- Comic
- Comic
Socialisation
| Rob Bidder
We are sponges in the sink of society.
- Article
- Article
Conflicted and confused about lithium
| Laura Grace SimpkinsMatjaž Krivic
Covid-19 left Laura Grace Simpkins out of work and living back with her parents. She now had time to restart her research into her medication, but was she mad to continue?
- Article
- Article
The case of the cancerous stomach
| Thomas MorrisEmily Evans
Steak and schnitzel were on the menu again after Theodor Billroth successfully excised a woman’s stomach cancer in 1881. Remarkably, today’s surgeons still perform the same procedure, with slight modifications.
- Article
- Article
Who was Audrey Amiss?
| Elena Carter
Elena Carter introduces the vast collection left behind by artist Audrey Amiss, who documented her life in astonishing detail.