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The Wellcome Trust supports research in medical history and humanities. We also publish the Wellcome History magazine three times a year, allowing members of the research community to share details of their latest work. This blog expands on the magazine, giving more people easier access to the articles and allowing you to join in the discussion.

Banner image: Portrait of Galen by G P Busch. Wellcome Library

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We encourage you to leave comments on posts and take part in the discussion. Feedback on the blog itself is also much appreciated and will help us make it work better.

Please note that authors of Wellcome History articles are normally not Wellcome Trust staff and are not responsible for the maintenance of this blog, and we cannot guarantee that they will read or respond to comments.

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If you wish to contact us directly about anything on the blog, you can email us at publishing@wellcome.ac.uk.

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