Medicinsk Museion on Bredgade is one of Europe's best-preserved medical museums and is part of the University of Copenhagen. The 18th-century building originally housed the Royal Academy of Surgery. Its collections trace the history of medicine and health science from antiquity to the present, and the museum regularly hosts exhibitions, lectures and public events.
An evening consultation on the genetic relationship between humans and animals, where two researchers explore shared diseases and how creatures like the zebrafish contribute to medical breakthroughs.
Evening consultation on animals' role in folk medicine and modern research into chimpanzee testicles. Archaeologist Inge Kjær Kristensen and professor Kristian Almstrup discuss historical remedies and current fertility research.
Evening consultation on how animal research - from ants to whales - helps develop new medicines and understand human healing processes.
