So why do most of us still have these body parts and functions? It’s likely because they aren’t causing us any harm, explained Matthew Ravosa, the director of the Center for Functional Anatomy ...

Between the end of Roman antiquity and the beginning of the Middle Ages, laws appeared in both the Codex Theosianus and the ...

The Tasmanian Coroner's Office is investigating whether body parts from coronial autopsies have been collected and held in a museum without the knowledge or consent of families. It has published a ...

The human body is composed of over 37 trillion cells ... in tobacco smoke to help regenerate and repopulate the lining of parts of the airways with healthy cells. Where a lung has been removed ...

The Heart of Valor quest’s final decision at the end of this Avowed side mission makes for a tough choice for Keipo and his precious Leviathan Heart. After Chiko finds out their uncle wants to ...

Strix Leviathan, a Seattle-based digital assets startup, has been acquired by Parataxis, a crypto hedge fund based in New York CIty. “This strategic combination of two actively traded digital ...

It’s the proclamation of an emperor. Never mind the oligarchs of Silicon Valley. This is an imperial presidency. Ave Imperator Caesar Trumpus! Hail Donald! You think I’m exaggerating.

The body-positive movement has encouraged people, especially women, to see beauty in all shapes and sizes, and it's reminded us that body ideals are culturally constructed and not based on science.

And while it can feel overwhelming at first, it’s easy to break down into parts. Lie on the floor with ... and sweep the left leg out in front of the body, all while holding the weight overhead.

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. A sack containing body parts that was discovered dumped along River Mathare near Riverside ...

But 10 years on, industry insiders tell us things have shifted. Was body positivity a flash-in-the-pan trend? And with help with weight loss medication such as Ozempic, is skinny back for good?