Through the ages humans have sought to understand the sensation of pain. Aristotle believed pain was caused by evil spirits entering the body via injury. During the Renaissance pain was believed to be a punishment from god. Today we understand that pain is a response that has evolved to ensure the body avoids harm. A message, sent from nerve receptors in your tissues to your brain resulting in an action that will endeavour to alleviate your pain.At some point in the life of almost every human pain relief will be required. The museum allows visitors to explore humanitys quest for the relief from pain. From the use of the poppy and mandragora, to the discovery of curare and thence todays highly advanced pharmaceuticals. Visitors can explore the complex history of our search for oblivion and the processes and practices prescribed by professionals to achieve it.Highlighting uniquely Australian advancements in the science and practice of anaesthesia, the Harry Daly Museum will enlighten all.
Australian Society of Anaesthetists: Harry Daly Museum is an Australian Museum based in Sydney, New South Wales. Australian Society of Anaesthetists: Harry Daly Museum is located at 7, 121 Walker St, North Sydney NSW 2060, Australia.
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