Melnick Medical Museum

Learn all about this wooden x-ray machine made in 1929! Did you know it could also be used as a fluoroscope? You might ask: "What's a fluoroscope?!...

Learn about 19th century amputation kits!

Learn about medical history using QR codes! Listen to doctors and nurses talk about how medicine has changed from the 1920s to today.

Learn all about the Iron Lung! This is an Emerson negative pressure ventilator from the early 1960s. Learn about its history, see how it works, and...

Host Alex Howard of O'Reilly Radar moderates a panel including Clay Johnson, Lorelei Kelly, and Matt Lira in a discussion on the meaningful use of ...

Up until the late 19th century most medicine was made by hand using natural ingredients. This simple tapeworm infection remedy was published in the...

Every Monday The Director of the Mütter Museum takes a minute to showcase an item from our collection. This week Robert showcases a Magneto-Electri...

Grey Matter is a fun web series that features various segments based on the wide collection found at the Mütter Museum of the the College of Physic...

After filming a segment for our web series Grey Matter we left the museum director, Robert Hicks, stuck inside the iron lung.

Every Monday The Director of the Mütter Museum takes a minute to showcase an item from our collection. This week Robert showcases a scarificator wh...

Looking for something nostalgic to do during the holidays? Visit the Arms Family Museum December 4th -- January 9th for the annual "Memories of Chr...

This video describes the medical history of the Mahoning Valley (OH) from 1800 to 1960 using exhibits and artifacts from the Melnick Medical Museum...

This tutorial was created to support learners using the Preparing for the Oath: U.S. History and Civics for Citizenship website (http://americanhis...

This video shows mate-binding behaviour of the male orb-web "Nephila pilipes" spider. To reduce female resistance to mating and the chance of being...

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