We spend a lot of time scanning news about human anatomy and related topics. And recently we noticed that much of the groundbreaking work in human anatomy is going small. In fact, today’s cutting-edge anatomists are fundamentally redefining how we view the body. We’ve known the major bones, muscles, ligaments, and nerve structures for a long time. These scientists are going deep with microscopy, 3D imaging, and complexity theory. One example is Dr. Neil Theise, a liver patho

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We can’t recommend a recent episode of the Radiolab podcast—Man Against Horse—highly enough. It includes: · Pigs on a treadmill · Humans...