Join us for extended Museum hours and a special outdoor Halloween-themed Müvie Night at the Mütter, featuring extended Museum hours and a special outdoor screening of the 1960's classic Carnival of Souls.
Mischief at the Mütter is back!As Halloween falls upon us with new twists and turns, find out how we have been preparing for your safe return...
Join us for a Spit Spreads Death walking tour of the historic Mount Moriah cemetery!
Join the Section on Public Health and Preventative Medicine at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia for an informative talk on the connection between Covid 19 and oral health and ways to keep a healthy mouth. Tune in via Zoom to participate in this Pop Up Spotlight Program. Register today to reserve your spot! About the Topic: Gum disease and tooth decay remain common problems throughout the world for both children and adults. More commonly seen in children, tooth decay is the most chronic disease of children worldwide.
Both of these diseases are infections caused by microbes. Harmful microbes include fungi and viruses…like the ones that cause COVID 19. An unhealthy mouth invites harmful microbes that overwhelm our body’s defenses. Inflammation caused by harmful microbes increases our likelihood for heart attack, stroke, diabetes, certain cancers, Alzheimer’s Disease, and death. There’s no “free pass” for health care providers…tooth decay and gum disease hit them too!
Join librarian and author Megan Rosenbloom as she takes us into the bookishly macabre world of anthropodermic bibliopegy - or books bound in human skin - with readings from her debut book Dark Archives: A Librarian's Investigation into the Science and History of Books Bound in Human Skin.
Concerts at the College are Back!Register today to hear renowned musicians from the Philadelphia Orchestra play a chamber concert at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia's historic Mitchell Hall.
Join The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and Music For Food for an intimate, all-Bach solo violin concert by the legendary Midori. All proceeds benefit The Sunday Love Project whose mission is to share food among the homeless, while simultaneously building community. This concert is part of Music for Food, a musician-led initiative for local hunger relief.
