Bones & Stones
David MaskillCuriosities in Natural History and Medicine
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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There's a Small Hurricane on Your Eyeball
Nota bene: This will be my last article for this half of the year. As Summer temperatures peak, even fewer people are likely to read my articles than usual, and I am certainly less likely to write them. I will therefore return in the Winter...
What's a Shrimp's Favourite Colour?
After my last article, I thought something simpler would be most suitable for this week.
If you have a pet, you generally want them to be happy. I am fond of my shrimp. So I feed them, which probably makes them happy. I provide lots of pl...
Ancient Egyptian Ophthalmology in the Ebers Papyrus: Part 5, Human Milk
Last year, I started my Substack newsletter with a series of articles on ancient Egyptian ophthalmology based on my ongoing translation of the Ebers papyrus. These articles are intentionally comprehensive, written for the layperson with no...
Can You Make a Plastic-Eating Ecosystem?
I have no idea if the same is true in other countries, but in the UK, we are required to sort our rubbish into different coloured bins, which all need to be taken out on different days. In my corner of Yorkshire, the green bin is for recycl...
Eulogies for Lost Organs
It was a Tuesday afternoon when I first noticed the lump. I knew then that my right testicle had to go. In that moment of dark clarity, I saw the journey laid out ahead of me: scans, blood tests, surgery, chemotherapy.
My first thought: I...
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Ophthalmology resident in Yorkshire who loves all things medicine and natural history. Partial to linguistics, philosophy, religion, and Western esotericism. Wherever all of these things overlap, you will find me!
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