From the late 1940s until the mid-1960s, Britain’s railways planned and prepared for a possible nuclear war. While hampered by a lack of government funding and guidance, they nonetheless endeavoured in the hope of repairing and rebuilding after nuclear Armageddon.

This article explores a collection of medical photographs and illustrations from the Royal College of Physicians Museum showing patients treated for leprosy by Dr Bhau Daji in the mid-nineteenth century.

This article brings artistic and curatorial voices to reflect on the meaning of four major new art commissions in Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries. Curator of Art Collections, Katy Barrett, talks with artists Eleanor Crook, Marc Quinn, and Studio Roso.