Stories
- Article
A little wildness
To salve her longing for a dog, Rowan Hisayo Buchanan chose a puppy. She found that, despite centuries of domestication, her dog still retains aspects of her wild ancestry.
- Article
Tracing the toxic story of tear gas
Investigating tear gas – from factory to Black Lives Matter protest – Imani Jacqueline Brown uncovers a toxic legacy where pollution, violence and racism are intimately entwined.
- Article
The father of handwashing
Doctors performing autopsies and then delivering babies – with not a hint of soap in between – was the grim recipe producing a lot of motherless offspring in the 1800s. But one man’s gargantuan efforts to upend accepted medical thinking turned the tide.
- Article
Doctor in the house
A house is not always a home – sometimes it’s impermanent, impersonal. But other aspects of the itinerant life can be the source of a sense of home.
Catalogue
- Archives and manuscripts
'Brown dog' statue in Battersea Park
Date: c.1900Reference: SA/PHY/Z/4/9/108Part of: The Physiological Society- Books
QUE SERA, SERA: A MOTHER'S FIGHT TO SURVIVE THE DEVASTATION OF THALIDOMIDE AND PREJUDICE.
THAKKAR, SUKESHIDate: 2023- Digital Images
- Online
Sir William Bayliss: "Brown dog" experiment.
- Archives and manuscripts
Paper on the Brown Dog read by Baron before the Osler Club, Jun 1955. Abridged version published in the BMJ, 1 Sep 1956
Date: 1955-1956Reference: GC/199/4/1Part of: Baron, J Hugh (b. 1931)- Archives and manuscripts
Article (by Baron) for the BMJ, vol 292, 8 Mar 1986 p 683 on the new brown dog statue in Battersea Park, inc. colour slides and photographs
Date: 1985-1986Reference: GC/199/4/2Part of: Baron, J Hugh (b. 1931)