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Launched on 15 June 2007, ‘Wellcome Images’ is the world’s leading source of images on the history of medicine, modern biomedical science and clinical medicine. All content has been made available under a Creative Commons Licence, which allows users to copy, distribute and display the image, provided the source is fully attributed and it is used for non-commercial purposes.

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Hi. I'm Joshua Schwimmer: nephrologist (kidney specialist), health tech consultant, and photography enthusiast in NYC.
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