Iron Lung

  • The Machine That Breathed For You | Object Histories

    The Machine That Breathed For You | Object Histories

    In 1928, doctors sealed an eight-year-old girl inside a metal chamber called the Drinker respirator — and her breathing steadied within a minute. You know it as the iron lung, and for nearly fifty years it was the only thing standing between tens of thousands of polio patients and suffocation. This is the full story:…

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