We asked some of our favourite illustrators to choose a significant breakthrough in the history of science or medicine and do what they do best - illustrate it. In the third of the series artist Joe Cruz pays tribute to the simple lemon as a treatment for scurvy. 

Lisa Sheehy always wanted to be nurse. Until one day she didn’t. In this honest, sad and darkly funny piece she writes about how her gradual disillusion with nursing alongside the tragic death of a colleague prompted her to quit the job she thought she’d do forever.

Jed Mercurio, writer and creator of Sky 1's hit medical drama Critical, talks exclusively to PRN about his transition from doctor to showrunner. 

 Claudia Biçen is a self taught artist who is fascinated by the human condition. Her series of drawings and interviews of people close to the end of life is the result of a two year exploration into a question Claudia has been transfixed by since being a small child: how should we live? PRN interviewed Claudia about her beautiful project 'Thoughts in Passing' as part of The Legacy Project: an exploration into creating legacies at end of life. 

We asked some of our favourite illustrators to choose a significant breakthrough in the history of science or medicine and do what they do best - illustrate it! In the fourth of the series Grace Russell imagines Charles Darwin on the cusp of a great discovery. 

Mandy Meeks works as a cancer nurse at The Christie in Manchester - six years after having treatment for breast cancer at the same hospital. Mandy writes exclusively for PRN about her experience. 

Working as an A&E nurse Daniel Flecknoe often felt he was 'providing palliative care for societal problems' rather than searching for the cure . As a Speciality Registrar in Public Health he now has the opportunity to be part of something much bigger.

Scientist and artist Dr Tyler Nordgren has a most ethereal job title. As Night Sky Ambassador for the U.S National Park Service he is responsible for promoting astronomy education and encouraging the public to see natural nocturnal landscapes in unspoiled environments where 'Half the park is after dark.' PRN finds out more...

When Dr Laura-Jane Smith's gravely ill patient asked her  "am I dying?" she told him the truth. His family felt she shouldn't have been so honest. This began a philosophical journey in an attempt to answer her own question - is it ever right to lie to a patient?

Gavin Francis is a GP, explorer and award-winning author. In this interview, Dr Francis spoke to PRN about his book Adventures in Human Being which takes the reader on a journey through the body from a cultural, historical and personal perspective. 

Artist Sarah Honan spoke to PRN about BLINK, her project to memorialise and honour forgotten women whose mortuary photographs she has turned into compelling portraits.

An exclusive Q&A with NMC Chief Executive Jackie Smith. 

Rosie Sykes is a chef, food-writer and co-author of  The Kitchen Revolution. In this exclusive series, Rosie makes tasty, healthy, inexpensive dishes that are easily adaptable for breakfast, lunch or dinner - and perfect for shift workers. 

Rona works as an Accident and Emergency nurse in London, but is originally from Manila in the Philippines. Her recipe is for a Filipino classic: Chicken Adobo.

Introducing our new beauty editor, Aimee; "As nurses we work long days and nights, so we need the right products to help us feel as good as possible all shift long. I've put together my favourite products along with some handy tips to help you look and feel your best 24/7"