Stories
- Article
How tuberculosis became a test case for eugenic theory
A 19th-century collaboration that failed to prove how facial features could indicate the diseases people were most likely to suffer from became a significant stepping stone in the new ‘science’ of eugenics.
- Long read
Our complicated love affair with light
Sunlight is essential, but our relationship with artificial light is less clear cut. It expands what’s possible; it also obscures and polices. In this long read, Lauren Collee pits light against night, and reveals the shady places in between.
Catalogue
- Archives and manuscripts
British Tuberculosis Association / Tuberculosis Society of Scotland annual conference
Date: June 1957Reference: SA/BRT/B/4/8Part of: British Thoracic Society and predecessors- Archives and manuscripts
British Tuberculosis Association spring meeting
Date: April 1967Reference: SA/BRT/B/4/20Part of: British Thoracic Society and predecessors- Archives and manuscripts
British Tuberculosis Association spring meeting
Date: April 1968Reference: SA/BRT/B/4/22Part of: British Thoracic Society and predecessors- Archives and manuscripts
British Tuberculosis Association annual conference in association with British Association of Allergists
Date: July 1959Reference: SA/BRT/B/4/9Part of: British Thoracic Society and predecessors- Archives and manuscripts
British Tuberculosis Association annual conference
Date: June-July 1965Reference: SA/BRT/B/4/18Part of: British Thoracic Society and predecessors