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Collection of Medicine Cartoon (18)

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Two clear medicine bottles with striped caps, one filled with orange pills, the other with yellow pills; some pills spilled nearby.
Clear pill bottles with striped caps-orange and yellow tablets inside and scattered nearby-perfect for medical or supplement visuals.
Three illustrated vitamin bottles-C, B12, and another-with colorful pills spilling out.
A vibrant illustration showing Vitamin C (orange tablets) and Vitamin B12 (yellow tablets) in labeled bottles, with loose pills scattered nearby.
Detailed anatomical illustration of the human heart showing chambers, major vessels, and coronary arteries.
A realistic colored-pencil illustration of the human heart, clearly depicting the aorta, pulmonary artery, vena cavae, and coronary circulation.
Smiling cartoon pill character with arms flexing muscles, yellow and red capsule design.
Meet the powerhouse pill-flexing its strength to promote health and energy!
A cartoon-style medicine bottle with a pink label and three yellow scored tablets beside it.
A stylized pill bottle with a pink label and three yellow, scored tablets placed beside it.
Stethoscope wrapped around a medical vial with red cross symbol, representing healthcare and diagnostics.
A stethoscope loops around a labeled medical vial, symbolizing diagnosis and treatment in modern healthcare.
Red and gray two-part capsule pill illustration with glossy finish.
A stylized red-and-gray capsule pill, commonly used to represent oral medication in medical visuals.
Cartoon doctor with headlamp holding a syringe filled with yellow liquid, smiling widely.
A smiling cartoon physician ready to administer a safe, friendly injection-perfect for easing patient anxiety.
Surgeons in an operating room using a sewing machine on a patient’s abdomen-satirical medical illustration.
When “stitching up” a patient takes literal meaning-surgeons at work with a vintage sewing machine in the OR.
A cartoon of a doctor telling a patient, "All tests negative except one where you got a B+-we’ll try that one again."
When your doctor treats a school grade like a lab result-classic diagnostic mix-up!
Doctor tells patient their body accepted the new organ-but is now rejecting the donor.
When the body accepts the organ-but not the donor. A sharp take on transplant complications.
Political cartoon showing a figure labeled NATO holding a syringe with Syrian flag colors, aiming at a sick patient representing Assad in bed.
A 2012 satirical illustration by Latuff shows NATO as a doctor administering a “treatment” to a feverish Assad, reflecting global debate over foreign intervention.
Circular infographic titled "The History of Medicine" showing medical practices from 2000 BC to 2010 AD, including roots, prayer, potions, pills, and antibiotics.
A humorous, cyclical timeline illustrating the recurring patterns in medical history, from ancient remedies to modern interventions.
A man in a store examines a box labeled "Pure Snake Oil" beneath a sign reading "100% Natural Remedies"-a satirical cartoon.
When “100% natural” meets “pure snake oil,” buyer beware-this cartoon winks at questionable wellness claims.
Cartoon Medicine Show poster featuring animated scientist holding a framed cartoon, promoting an event at the National Academy of Sciences.
A cheerful cartoon scientist presents a vintage animated medical short-part of a unique screening event celebrating medical history through animation.
A cartoon showing a customer at a herbal remedies counter where a staff member recommends thyme, with a sign overhead reading "HERBAL REMEDIES".
“Thyme is a great healer.” A friendly herbalist shares wisdom at the remedy counter-where tradition meets trusted care.
Cartoon characters humorously labeled with fictional medical conditions like Parkinson’s Disease, Anorexia, and Narcolepsy.
A playful infographic assigning humorous “diagnoses” to classic cartoon characters based on their iconic traits and behaviors.
Cartoon of a doctor telling a patient, "I changed my name to Dr. Google" to reflect rising online medical advice use.
“More and more patients are going to the Internet for medical advice. To keep my practice going, I changed my name to Dr. Google.”
Political cartoon depicting a "Socialized Medicine" clinic with patients lining up, one saying they'll take two aspirin and call in the morning-satire on healthcare access.
“At this place everyone gets the same quality of health care”-a tongue-in-cheek take on universal healthcare, where even minor ailments follow rigid protocols.