Living anatomy
Catherine explores the magical-inner workings of our bodies and the breath, through art, movement, and sound.
medicine
Bristol virtual exhibition
Take a closer look at the Bristol exhibition content.
Bristol launch in images
Life of Breath's Jordan Collver shares images of the Catch Your Breath launch at Bristol.
Plants and the Lungs trail
The exhibition might have left the RCP, but the medicinal garden is there to stay. Explore RCP medicinal garden with…
Catch Your Breath moves to Bristol
The Bristol exhibition team highlight the themes of Catch Your Breath at Southmead Hospital, Bristol.
Strive and labour more vehemently
RCP's Katie Birkwood (Rare Books & Special Collections Librarian) and Felix Lancashire (Assistant Archivist) discuss their favourite objects of the…
Botanicals for breathlessness
The Royal College of Physicians' medicinal garden is home to a variety of plants used to cure different respiratory illnesses.
Disrupted breath, songlines of breathlessness (Malpass, Dodd, Feder, et al., 2019)
A ‘songline’ is a song used within Australian Aboriginal culture as a way to navigate across the land… Health research…
Phenomenology’s contribution to health and illness
A new book on phenomenology and illness entitled Existential Medicine: Essays on Health and Illness is now out, with a chapter by…
‘Race Correction’ in Medicine: A History of Lung Function Measurements
The Life of Breath project was delighted to host Professor Lundy Braun in Bristol recently to speak at our bi-annual…
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