
19th century
Tunis, Tunisia
The Charles Nicolle Hospital in Tunis was typical of the construction of large modern hospitals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and its layout took into consideration progress made in medicine and hygiene.
19th century
Tunis, Tunisia
The Pasteur Institute in Tunis is typical of the construction of research centres in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and was dedicated to identifying different diseases and epidemics.
19th century
Tunis, Tunisia
This hospital in Tunis was typical of the construction of large modern hospitals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and its layout took into consideration progress made in medicine and hygiene.
1865
Beirut, Lebanon
This hospital in Beirut was typical of the construction of large modern hospitals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and its layout took into consideration progress made in medicine and hygiene.
Photo showing the Institute of Medicine
1883
University of Saint Joseph
Beirut, Lebanon
This institute in Beirut is typical of the construction of research centres in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and was dedicated to identifying different diseases and epidemics.
Medical box of Dr. İbrahim Göze
1890–1923
Cerrahpaşa Medical History Museum
Istanbul, Türkiye
The profession of doctor changed enormously during the 19th century. Empiricism helped to establish a scientific profession that required a good knowledge of diseases, medications and medical procedures. The doctor\'s kit or bag containing various items for treatment and medication was essential.
Photograph of the central pharmacy in Casablanca
1927
National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco
Rabat, Morocco