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A 1747 study found the treatment for scurvy. A man accused of ‘quackery’ may have inspired it
On May 20, 1747, Lind assessed a dozen patients with scurvy aboard the Royal Navy ship HMS Salisbury while at sea. All 12 patients were in the same part of the ship and shared a common diet.
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Mere Girl Guides visit London and sleep on HMS Belfast
Mere Girl Guides on the London Eye (Image: Vicky Wagland) Supper was served back on the ship in 'the mess' and food was served in the 'mess tins'. After food, there were more activities to be enjoyed ...