Stories
- Article
The birth of Britain's National Health Service
Starkly unequal access to healthcare gave rise to Nye Bevan’s creation of a truly national health service.
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The birth of the public museum
The first public museums evolved from wealthy collectors’ cabinets of curiosities and were quickly recognised as useful vehicles for culture.
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Thalidomide babies
In a time without scans or antenatal tests, neither medical staff nor parents were prepared for the damage to the foetus caused by the thalidomide drug.
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Can isolation lead to manipulation?
Military-funded researchers wanted to know if isolation techniques could facilitate brainwashing. One neuroscientist suggested that it might improve our own control over our minds.
Catalogue
- Archives and manuscripts
'National Birth Control Association (NBCA). Recent Publications'
Date: 1930sReference: SA/FPA/A16/8/12Part of: Family Planning Association- Archives and manuscripts
National Birth Control Association (later Family Planning Association)
Date: 1932-1950Reference: SA/EUG/D.16-25Part of: Eugenics Society- Archives and manuscripts
- Online
National Birth Control Association (NBCA)/FPA leaflets
Date: 1930-1971Reference: SA/FPA/A16/8Part of: Family Planning Association- Archives and manuscripts
- Online
National Birth Control Association (NBCA) and FPA miscellaneous papers
Date: 1926-1929Reference: SA/FPA/SR17/1-11Part of: Family Planning Association- Archives and manuscripts
- Online
National Birth Control Association (NBCA) and FPA miscellaneous papers
Date: 1933-1965Reference: SA/FPA/SR17/12-18Part of: Family Planning Association