The Third Huxley Lecture

In this lecture, delivered to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Sir Joseph Lister shares his insights and discoveries in the field of surgery and antiseptics. He provides a detailed account of his experiments and developments in surgical practices and materials, and his legacy remains relevant to this day.

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