From Tom Myers: In this first clip from PromoCell, you can watch two cells communicating, as we know all cells do – but what a show! I love seeing into cells like this. As you watch the clip: The membrane of the cells is quite a clear line, but as you can see, the ‘zone… Read more
We are thrilled to share the latest edition of the Anatomy Trains e-magazine, put together by Julie Hammond, director of Anatomy Trains Australia & New Zealand, and her incredible team, as well as Anatomy Trains COO Melanie Burns. Issue 11 is called For the Love of Anatomy (one of our favorite topics around here!) and includes… Read more
Editor’s Note: Tom Myers is reviewing this abstract: Is there a Difference in Whole Body Standing Posture in Women with Urinary Incontinence Based on the Presence of Myofascial Dysfunction in the Pelvic Floor Muscles? published in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Journal, 06 July 2021. This research points toward a resurgence of biomechanics in the sense… Read more
Guest blog post by Anatomy Trains Certified Teacher Dr. Meredith Stephens. Editor’s note: Dr. Stephens will be teaching Understanding and Working with Osteoporosis as part of our 2021 Maine Summer Course program, July 23-24. She will also be teaching Understanding and Working with Scoliosis, July 25-26. Trabecular Bone Score: What it is and why you… Read more
Tom says: The human brain remains the most intriguing kilogram in our known universe. Although the details of neuronal action, neuro-peptides, and the glial network are being revealed by research, the fundamental mystery of how consciousness operates remains tantalisingly out of reach. The brain’s internal movements are being revealed by this new method of turning… Read more
From Tom: What is Spatial Medicine? We tend to think of ‘medicine’ as a monolith, but of course there are different kinds. If we think of the irreducibles of Space, Time, and Matter – matter unfolds in space over time – there’s a medicine for each. The most dominant form of medicine now is Material… Read more
