Patient’s Position, Hospital Bed & A Misnomer
1861. Long Island, Jamaica. A thirteen year old boy joined as an apprentice in his father’s rail road repair shop. Five
The farmer who first inoculated cowpox (1774)
During my current photo research on the global history of immunization, I am encountering interesting of images that are leadi
The Most Powerful Photograph Against Vaccine Hesitancy, Ever (1953)
As a commissioned health science photographer, I have encountered a few cases of vaccine hesitancy (reluctance or refusal to b
Measles, War and Intelligence (1862)
While doing some photo research on historical archival images of global vaccination, I came across this simple yet powerful im
Diphtheria, Dogs, and Delivery of antitoxins (1925)
The world is desperately searching for a vaccine to fight against COVID-19. And New York City is one of the worst affected cit
Bell’s Opisthotonos
This is probably the most famous image of opisthotonos, due to the extrapyramidal lesion caused by tetanus, created 75 years b
Cavern To Canvas: Illustrations and Paintings in Medicine
A common error is to think of medical photography as just one new specialty among many, yet medical illustration is as old as