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Earth can be tiresome, but you probably wouldn’t enjoy living on the International Space Station either| Salon.com
On April Fools’ Day 10 years ago, radiologist Matt Skalski took part in a website’s annual challenge to prank the radiology community by posting the case of a man with “ectopia cordis interna,” or “Tin Man Syndrome.” Unlike the fictitious metal character from the Wizard of Oz, Skalski’s satirical patient had a heart — in … Continue reading ‘Tin Man Syndrome’ case plagiarized from hoax, sleuths say| Retraction Watch
There is a plethora of research to show that relaxation practices, yoga postures, breathing practices, and meditation could reduce the needs for medical care when dealing with arthritis. There is an obvious benefit for this deeper modality that affects mind and body enabling resilience, stress reduction/management, balance as well as affecting strength and mobility in the joints.| Arhanta Online Academy
Earth can be tiresome, but you probably wouldn’t enjoy living on the International Space Station either| Salon.com
Hip opening in yoga increases our range of motion in external hip rotation to prepare us for poses like half lotus and full lotus. Hip opening can help us access yoga poses, and it can help us move and sit in more functional, balanced ways. The post What Is Hip Opening In Yoga? appeared first on Yoganatomy.| Yoganatomy
Rachel Land shares why a yoga teacher should study hip anatomy.| Yoga Medicine
Tight calf muscles can restrict our forward bends. But, we can also use our forward-bending postures to stretch the calf muscles in yoga. The post The Calf Muscles In Yoga appeared first on Yoganatomy.| Yoganatomy
By Elena Cheung for Yoga Medicine. Most yoga teacher training prepares us to think in terms of muscles and joints. Engage this. Release that. Stabilize here. And to be fair, while that is a strong framework to start from, the truth is: there’s an entire dimension of the body it leaves behind. It’s a layer [...]| Yoga Medicine
Here's how the eye connects to our brain and gives us "vision."| BCEye | Vision Development
Most of the time, you won’t find tripe in a cellophane package at the grocery store. There’s next to no market here. If we care about these animals and want them raised well, we can be the market. But then what do we make? I offer Braised Tripe in Spicy Peanut Butter and Coconut Sauce.... Read More The post Braised Tripe in Spicy Peanut Butter and Coconut Sauce appeared first on Offally Good Cooking.| Offally Good Cooking
An exploration of the psoas major and iliacus muscles. Learn about iliopsoas function, dysfunction, and when to stretch or strengthen.| Yoganatomy
A super fun project based learning activity where students take on a creative engineering challenge by designing and constructing their own pumpkin helmets using recyclable materials. Each student or group will be provided with a variety of materials such as cardboard, plastic bottles, foam, and tape. They will think critically about the properties of these items and put them together to create a helmet that can effectively protect a pumpkin, which will serve as the "head," during a drop test...| Science of Curiosity
A Diversity of Guts High School/University 1.5 hours per animal Anatomy About this lesson At the end of the dark ages, anatomy was taught as though everything that could be known was known. Scholars learned about what had been discovered rather than how to make discoveries. [...]| Students Discover
Tips for supporting students with low vision in lab science classes and making science labs more accessible for visually impaired| Veroniiiica
Here's our list of the best horror games to play on PC, with a bit of action, jump scares, survival and story to choose from.| Rock Paper Shotgun
Did you know that injuries can be present after both consensual and nonconsensual sexual contact?It is true! It is also true that injuries, more commonly, are not seen on a forensic examination after a sexual assault has occurred. Something so physical should absolutely “leave a mark,” but it doesn’t always. You may ask, but why not?| Godoy Medical Forensics
The popliteal vein is a vein found in the lower leg. It drains blood from the lower leg to the femoral vein, where this vein will drain blood to the inferior vena cava, and then the blood returns to the heart of the right atrium. Under normal Source| Earth's Lab
The brachial plexus is a bundle of nerves at the base of the neck, it is made up of the C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 and T1 spinal nerves. These nerves come from several regions of the spine, including four cervicals and one thoracic region. The nerves Source| Earth's Lab
INTRODUCTION The axillary artery has a distal part. The largest branch of this part is known as the subscapular artery (SA) which proceeds inferiorly on the wall of the posterior axillary. It follows the subscapularis muscle exactly on the lateral margin. Two terminal branches are the end Source| Earth's Lab
I’m a week late on my week 5 reflection, but it’s better late than never! Two weeks ago we had two nights of an anatomy lecture! I was looking forward to this part of the training becau…| The Becca Jar
Textile artist Amber Griffiths creates fascinating anatomical embroideries that showcase the beauty of the human body beyond skin-deep.| Awesome Inventions
As readers of this blog will surely know, the Wellcome Library and Wellcome Images hold one of the world’s great archives of historical medical and scientific images. Over the next few years …| Sick City Project
I’m delighted to say that Joanna Ebenstein of Morbid Anatomy has invited me to be scholar in residence at the Morbid Anatomy Library in Brooklyn for April 2014. Having been an admirer of Joan…| Sick City Project
