It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Singing Dinosaurs? We are sure you’re familiar with the syrinx. It’s the...

We take it for granted. We do it every day. It’s a basic function of us bipeds. There are 7.8 billion of us on the planet now and word...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Racial Diversity in Anatomy This article in Fierce Healthcare grabbed our...

It’s hard to imagine anatomy students having it any better than they’ve got it at Pueblo Community College in Colorado. The key? Human...

Was it Commotio cordis? Last month, 24-year-old Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin collapsed after a collision during a game in...

Before we get to our hearty endorsement of Unstoppable Us—How Humans Took Over The World, we have a question: do you know the author,...

When was the last time you thought about the encephalization quotient? Yeah, same here. It’s been awhile. But we recently noted an...

We try not to get too self-promotional here on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System blog, as we hope our faithful readers have noticed....

It’s been a long time, so let’s go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes! Can you walk and chew at the same time? Not chew...

When Kristin Griffith was told that she would be hired as an Anatomy teacher at Colton High School in Colton, California, she was...

The Beijing Olympics are officially underway, and it is our chance to view some of the best winter athletes in the world—skiers,...

As we flip our calendars to ‘2022,’ some things will never change: the sun will rise in the east and set in the west; birds will keep...

If Dr. Jennifer Hellier could give Anatomy in Clay® models a beating heart, she might find a troupe of MANIKEN® models following her...

Question: What do you get when you combine seaweed and modern technology? Answer: Squishy gels and a human heart! OK, technically it’s a...

At what point did the big bad wolf become humanity’s best friend? How did it happen, and who initiated contact —the wolf or the human?...

Does the pandemic impact our anatomy? Yes. In the beginning of 2020, a spiky protein latched itself into our bloodstreams and proceeded...

If you’re reading this and you’re American, there’s a slight chance you might have a tiny little bone on the back side of your knee. It’s...

Microevolution Part One focused on changes in anatomy that we — Homo Sapiens — have undergone in the past couple thousand years. Part Two...

Let’s start at the beginning, shall we? Speculation as to our origin story as a species has existed, well, probably since our origin — or...

Bones have gotten a bad rap in popular culture over the years. If they don’t represent death (hello, Grim Reaper), they portend a bad...