On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced its offical endorsement of a highly sophisticated new model of female crash test dummy. The model, known as THOR-05F, has three times as ...

Addion and the University of Innsbruck advance surgical education with life-like anatomical models that enhance the skill sets of medical professionals and improve patient outcomes Using Stratasys’ ...

Cooler Master's Masterframe series is an in-house design for its pre-built gaming PCs—or at least it used to be. Following the success of that range, the brand is now reportedly looking to send it out ...

It’s no secret that RFK Jr. loves to not know things, but his latest seemingly accidental admission reveals that not only does he not know anything about science, medicine, statistics, research, or ...

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Japanese researchers writing in the International Journal of Urology have made strides in helping settle a long-standing sexological debate: The clear fluid that some people with vaginas have been ...

DJI is finally taking on rising rival Insta360 with its first panoramic action camera, the Osmo 360. The company dug into its deep engineering toolkit in an effort to one-up the competition with ...

Two Washington parents couldn't believe when a pregnancy blood test predicted a boy, but they had a baby girl instead. But when their daughter Abby was born months later, the couple were both shocked ...

The #MeToo campaign against sexual abuse of women went viral in 2017. Soon after, women had what I’d call an #AnatomyToo moment, when a toxic anatomical label was erased from women’s genitals.

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An unsung appendage in the female body, which has long been considered useless, may actually be essential for ovary development and fertility, a new mouse study finds. This structure, called the rete ...