Image Databases & Resources 

Over 1,000 endoscopic images. Categories include esophagus, stomach, colon, and more.

National Library of Medicine's image collection contains high resolution cryosectional (cross-sections and/or slices) color images of the human anatomy.

Michigan State University online atlases of the brains of humans, sheep, dolphins, and more. Search for brain images by animal category.

Photos, illustrations, audio/visual, and animation files. Images include titles, descriptions, and subject identifiers.

Over 10,000 dermatology images. Search by term or browse by categories, diagnoses or body sites.

University of Washington Structural Informatics Group's interactive atlas containing graphical and symbolic representations of human anatomy. Includes 2-D and 3-D images.

Genome Sciences images from the Department of Energy Human Genome Project. Search by topic or browse by categories including Human Chromosome Gallery, Basic Genomics, and more.

Atlas of the human brain from Harvard Medicine. Browse for a variety of images by normal brain or brain disease type.

Over 10,000 medical images. Search for images by limiting your "content type" to "images."

Over 40,000 current and historical medical images; topics include medical and social history to contemporary healthcare and biomedical science.

University of Minnesota collection of social hygiene posters from 1910-1970. Search by year, topic, or browse by categories including family health, mental health, women, and more.

Illustrations from Henry Gray's 1918 work Anatomy of the Human Body

Over 600 historical and health-related advertisements printed in newspapers and magazines from 1910-1959; categories include cigarettes, vitamins and tonics, diet, and more From Duke University Libraries digital collections.

Images from the thirteenth through the early twentieth century in the fields of astronomy, chemistry, geology, mathematics, medicine, and physics, as represented in manuscript illuminations, engravings, lithographs, and photographs from the New York Public Library.

Images from the Pathology Teaching Collection, historical hospital postcards, portrait engravings, and the George E. Palade slide collection.

Over 40,000 current and historical medical images; topics include medical and social history to contemporary healthcare and biomedical science.