An evolution in anatomical waxes In the 19th century, anatomical waxes, initially used for medical teaching, became a valuable tool for ethnology. Museums and anthropologists commissioned wax busts representing the peoples of the world, seeking to document human diversity according to the scientific criteria of the time. This bust of Botocudo, produced with a concern…
🎃🕵️♂️Halloween Treasure Hunt at the Museum of Medicine! 🩺 From 20 October to 2 November, the museum transforms into a spooky investigation trail for little detectives aged 6 to 12 👻 Together with a parent, children set off in search of clues and must solve mysterious riddles to recover the missing organs… 🕒 Opening hours:…
The Museum of Medicine invites you to its Halloween Party for children aged 6 to 12 (accompanied by an adult). A participation fee of €1 per child will be requested. Free entry for adults. Free face painting (2 options for girls and 2 for boys) will be available for children who wish. When: October…
The Museum of Medicine is once again participating in I Love Science this year and is offering: An inclusive activity designed to help children better understand how blind and visually impaired people perceive the world around them, through a journey into the history of medicine in Egypt. Practical information: Where: Tour & Taxis Sheds, Avenue…