A Treasury of Rare Medical Magazines

by The New YorkerNovember 17, 20200239

We’ve all heard of Arthritis Today, Life Extension, and The British Dental Journal. Now, thanks to the estate sale of a ~~hoarder~~ very thoughtful collector, you’re about to discover some medical publications that never reached the broader audience that they so deserved.

Cover of a magazine called Diarrhea Now with an image of a person with slightly gritted teeth.

Cover of a magazine called Waiting Room with an image of a woman sitting in a waiting room.

Cover of a magazine called Modern Hirsute with an image of a person with a longhaircovered face.

Cover of a magazine called Rabies Scabies with an image of a bat.

Cover of a magazine called Medical Billing Coding with an image of a tired medical billing employee.

Cover of a magazine called Deviated Septum with an image of a bluehaired person's profile and a pinkhaired person's profile.

Cover of a magazine called The American Journal of Women's Arms with images of disembodied arms.

Cover of a magazine called Philtrum with an image of a person wearing glasses and smirking while holding their head in...

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