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Wednesday, April 9, 2008
posted by Geetesh at 1:04 AM IST

If you like looking at medicine art, you'll love this new exposition site that looks at all nuances of the human heart. Hosted on the Wellcome Collection site, which is a London based organization that brings to life the vision of Sir Henry Wellcome, this new heart exposition is a Flash montage of various small stories all related to the human heart.

Wellcome Collection -- The Heart

But remember, spare enough time to get lost in the montage!

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