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Researchers at Mount Sinai just published the first practical guide helping radiation doctors identify and protect female sexual organs during pelvic cancer treatment. This groundbreaking study addresses a gap in care that's left women's sexual health largely invisible in cancer treatment planning.
Dutch researchers used advanced X-ray imaging to create the first complete 3D map of the clitoris's nerve system, revealing surprising complexity that could improve surgical outcomes. The breakthrough closes a knowledge gap that has existed for decades in medical science.
Researchers combined particle accelerators, robotics, and AI to create detailed 3D models of 800 ant species in just seven days. The free digital library reveals microscopic anatomy that could revolutionize how we study and share Earth's biodiversity.
A viral fitness trend reveals that rotating hands 45 degrees outward accommodates women's natural arm angle, making traditional push-ups suddenly achievable. The discovery is part of a growing movement to design fitness around female anatomy instead of forcing women to adapt to male-centric exercises.
Researchers just discovered a new genus of tarantula in Arabia and East Africa with anatomy never seen before. The largest male has mating appendages nearly as long as its legs.
After Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane died from ALS at 53, his entertainment community rallied to raise over $415,000 for his wife and two teenage daughters. The outpouring shows how Hollywood takes care of its own in times of tragedy.
Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane turned his ALS diagnosis into a powerful mission, raising over half a million dollars for research before his death at 53. His final months moved the needle forward for thousands battling the rare disease.
A Maine nature reserve is celebrating Earth Day with a beach cleanup and a life-size inflatable whale visitors can walk through. The free event combines hands-on conservation with a rare chance to explore ocean giant anatomy from the inside.
Anne Houston, who teaches anatomy at Cave Spring High School, just won Roanoke County's top teaching honor and a year with a brand new SUV. Her secret? Making sure every student understands why learning about the human body matters for their future.
Researchers at ETH Zurich just 3D printed an entire robot hand in a single process, complete with bones, joints, tendons, and touch sensors that mimic human anatomy. This breakthrough brings us closer to creating robots that move and feel like living creatures.
Former Grey's Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey is proving that 60 is just a number, sharing his secrets for staying physically and mentally fit through cycling, strength training, and meaningful advocacy work. The actor's approach to wellness focuses on feeling good from the inside out, not chasing Instagram perfection.
Genesis AI just unveiled robotic hands that can crack eggs, slice tomatoes, and even play piano—all because they're shaped exactly like human hands. The $105 million startup believes matching human anatomy is the secret to teaching robots millions of real-world skills.
French-American artist Crystal Murray is rewriting her story on her own terms. After rising to fame as a social media pioneer and signing a major label deal, she moved to London to become an independent artist with a bold new sound.
At 60, "The Jeffersons" star Marla Gibbs survived a brain aneurysm and stroke that doctors said most people don't make it through. Now at 94, she's sharing how she fought her way back to acting and never gave up on her dreams.
Roswell Park Cancer Center in Buffalo now offers adaptive radiation therapy, a breakthrough treatment that uses AI to adjust cancer treatment in real time. The technology delivers stronger doses to tumors while protecting healthy organs.
A Virginia heart center just became the first in the state to implant a foam device that could protect people with irregular heartbeats from strokes. The innovative treatment offers hope for patients who can't take blood thinners.
A surgeon rehearsed complex heart surgery dozens of times on a digital twin before operating on a real child. Since 2019, nearly 2,000 procedures have been guided by this groundbreaking technology.
Researchers accidentally discovered a network of tiny vessels deep inside the brain that may help clear out waste and toxic proteins. The finding could revolutionize how we treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other brain diseases.
Scientists developed an injectable magnetic gel that blocks stroke-causing blood flow better than current heart implants, with zero clotting in 10-month pig trials. This breakthrough could help millions with irregular heartbeats avoid strokes without risky complications.
A McGill University student cracked open a rock in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park and found a 75-million-year-old dragonfly wing so unique that scientists created an entirely new family to classify it. The discovery doubles the insect fossil record for one of Earth's most studied dinosaur sites.
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