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Collection of Cartoon Medicine (14)

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Clear pill bottles with striped caps-orange and yellow tablets inside and scattered nearby-perfect for medical or supplement visuals.
A vibrant illustration showing Vitamin C (orange tablets) and Vitamin B12 (yellow tablets) in labeled bottles, with loose pills scattered nearby.
A realistic colored-pencil illustration of the human heart, clearly depicting the aorta, pulmonary artery, vena cavae, and coronary circulation.
Meet the powerhouse pill-flexing its strength to promote health and energy!
A stethoscope loops into a heart shape around a medical bottle-symbolizing love, care, and clinical professionalism in healthcare.
A stylized pill bottle with a pink label and three yellow, scored tablets placed beside it.
A stylized red-and-gray capsule pill, commonly used to represent oral medication in medical visuals.
A playful infographic assigning humorous “diagnoses” to classic cartoon characters based on their iconic traits and behaviors.
When “stitching up” a patient takes literal meaning-surgeons at work with a vintage sewing machine in the OR.
A humorous, cyclical timeline illustrating the recurring patterns in medical history, from ancient remedies to modern interventions.
When the body accepts the organ-but not the donor. A sharp take on transplant complications.
A cheerful cartoon scientist presents a vintage animated medical short-part of a unique screening event celebrating medical history through animation.
A 2012 satirical illustration by Latuff shows NATO as a doctor administering a “treatment” to a feverish Assad, reflecting global debate over foreign intervention.
A smiling, whimsical elephant with big eyes and a curly trunk-ideal for engaging young audiences.
When “100% natural” meets “pure snake oil,” buyer beware-this cartoon winks at questionable wellness claims.