Are there too many, too few, or just enough future anatomists in the training pipeline to meet teaching needs in the coming years? The answer to that question should matter to anyone who ever has an x ...

Medical education in contemporary practice increasingly integrates traditional methodologies with technological innovations to deliver comprehensive anatomical instruction. From classical cadaver ...

How is it possible that someone who has been involved in developing 3D anatomy technologies for 12 years took 7 of those years to find a way to teach with it effectively? I prided myself on being a ...

Bernadett Kovacs thought of the cadaver she worked on in medical school as a silent teacher, instructing her on the many secrets of the human body: Things like how to differentiate, by feel, blood ...

For allied health professions, nursing, public health and other health education programs that accept students as undergraduates, the basic life sciences of biology and chemistry form part of the ...

Scientists have developed highly-realistic 3D-printed body parts to allow trainee doctors to learn human anatomy without needing access to a real cadaver. Scientists have developed highly-realistic 3D ...

Using virtual reality to teach anatomy could be invaluable resource for learners when they may not have access to cadaveric resources. Dr Geetika Ail, Anatomy Lecturer collaborated with the Learning ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Soon, medical students will use a technology similar to Pokemon Go to learn to locate the body’s organs, bones and veins. Traditionally, med students dissected cadavers or studied ...

Looking on as human body parts are dissected or handled can be confronting for some allied health students. Yet a thorough understanding of anatomical structure is essential for students pursuing ...

Bradwell Institute put out the call and the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield U.S. Army Medical Department Activity Ambassadors answered the call by teaching high school students human anatomy in the ...

70-year-old Oladapo Ashiru, is a professor of Anatomy and consultant reproductive endocrinologist who co-pioneered the in vitro fertilisation research in 1984 and his team successfully delivered the ...