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Headaches - they're a real pain in the, well, head! There are many different types of headaches, and even more different triggers and causes - here are five headache facts to help you learn more about this common ailment.
The ovarian cycle is the process by which one of the ovaries releases an egg into one of the uterine tubes each month, during ovulation. In this video, we'll go over each of the three phases of the ovarian cycle.
Explore the largest internal organ with our 3D liver model and and hepatic lobule microanatomy model.
No frogs were harmed in the making of this video! Frogs are one of the most dissected specimens in high school and undergraduate biology, but Dr. Cindy Harley spared our froggy friends by conducting a virtual dissection with our 3D frog model! In this video, you'll learn about both frog anatomy and some interesting evolutionary adaptations.
In this video, we take a look at three real diseases that influenced the vampire myth throughout history.
Anesthesia is a vital component of modern medicine, and it's used for procedures as routine as filling cavities and as major as open heart surgery. Today, we'll explore how it works!
The lymphatic system works to filter unwanted substances out of the bloodstream and body tissues. How does the body destroy harmful pathogens?
The flu is disruptive enough to have its own season. Learn about what causes the flu, flu symptoms and what the flu virus does to the body, and how you can prevent it.
Follow along with Dr. Cindy Harley as she walks through earthworm anatomy and explains how some earthworm anatomy is specialized thanks to evolution using the 3D earthworm model in Visible Biology.
In the body, synovial joints (like the elbow, shoulder, knee, and ankle) function like lever systems. Today, we'll talk about how those lever systems work.
Learn about the basics of anatomical planes, positions, and directional terms with Visible Body's 3D models, cross-sections, and diagnostic images.
The most complex workings of the nervous system depend on messages sent through neurons. Together with their support cells, neuroglia, neurons make up all nervous system tissue. They receive and relay messages quickly, conducting them as electrical signals.
How does the complex language abilities of humans make us stand out from other animals that use sounds to communicate? Why can humans speak but chimps can't? In this video, you'll learn about the anatomy of speech and how we produce our unique sounds.
Hormones regulate internal functions from metabolism and growth to sexual development and the induction of birth. They circulate through the bloodstream, bind to target cells, and adjust the function of whole tissues and organs.
Walking is something that most of us take for granted. Many people don’t think about all of the muscles, fascia, and bursa that make walking happen, but today, we’re going to break down the walking gait cycle.
