Reading the new book Fever in the Heartland by Timothy Egan, we were reminded that the Scopes trial is nearly a century behind us. Egan’s...

We can’t get enough of this article in Aeon Media (purpose: “to explore and communicate knowledge that addresses our shared need to make...

You have to admire the cheeky acronym. NOMEN. N = Non O = Original M = Malappropriate E = Eponymous N = Nomenclature And, to hear Dr....

The ventral spinocerebellar tract conveys proprioceptive information from the body to the cerebellum. Historically, it has also been...

Today you can search YouTube and watch a video of just about any surgery you care to study. But when Rachelle Harner was growing up in...

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 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,...

“How many legs on a horse?” It’s a question Jon Zahourek asks when he wants students to ponder the many remarkable things about...

Face it. When you hear the word ‘muscle,’ you get an image in your head of something obvious, something major, something capable of power...

At Renaissance High School in Boise, medical terminology teacher Scott Marema doesn’t take students to the cadaver lab until the end of...

Bev Boyer was 16 years old and attending Dixon High School in northern Illinois when a doctor finally pinpointed why she was frequently...

Why is the worldwide headquarters of Anatomy in Clay® Learning System located in Loveland, Colorado? We thought you would never ask!...

Jon Zahourek, master teacher and founder of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System, teaches anatomy in a unique way. There are many...