News of Jesse Williams split from wife Aryn Drake-Lee came as a shock to Greys Anatomy fans and to those who know the former couple well. None of us saw this coming, a source close to the couple tells PEOPLE exclusively. Jesse lived for her. Williams, 35, wed Drake-Lee in 2012 after five years of dating and is father to their two young children: daughter Sadie, 3, and son Maceo, who was born in 2015. The source believes the Greys star was the one to actually file for divorce. If you knew the couple they were back in Brooklyn, when he had dreads and a backpack and she was grinding doing real estate, you wouldnt believe it,explains the source, who thinks the pairs relocation to Los Angeles contributed to tensions in their relationship. [Aryn] thought everyone was so different from their friends back in New York, and not as genuine, says the source, who adds that the couple was in the middle of adding a second wing to their L.A. home when news of the divorce broke Monday. Adds the source: And Jesse was never really around because of work and she was always just with the kids. Still, we … Continue reading →

Last Sunday in a 3-0 road win overthe LA Galaxy, Seattle Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer opted to start Will Bruin up front and move Jordan Morris to the left wing. And for the first time in 2017, the Sounders offense clicked looked the explosive juggernaut it could be. The reason why the adjustment is so successful is because it more naturally suits Morris and Bruins styles of play. Morris is much more of a second striker and loves to run at defenders in space. Bruin is a target forward by trade, who is comfortable with his back to goal and stretching center backs deep. Watching the Sounders front four operate against the Galaxy was like watching poetry in motion, the way Morris, Bruin, Clint Dempsey and Nicolas Lodeiro bossed the attacking third. In previous matches, Dempsey, Lodeiro and Harry Shipp stepped on each others toes and often made the same runs, while Morris was left on an island and a non-factor. Thepersonnel shift Schmetzer made last Sunday unlocked another offensive dimension. To see how effectively this worked, lets take a look at the second goal the Sounders scored against the Galaxy. It was an own goal off the foot … Continue reading →

Greys Anatomy Season 13, Episode 21 Spoilers: Dont Stop Me Now Bailey, April Attempt to Repair Richard-Catherine Relationship; Maggie Confronts Nathan, Meredith? Greys Anatomy season 13s episode 21, titled Dont Stop Me Now, is set to follow Bailey and April as they attempt to repair Richards turbulent relationship with Catherine. Meanwhile, Maggie will find out about Nathan and Merediths blossoming romance and will confront her half-sister about it. The synopsis for Dont Stop Me Now posted on TV Guide reads, Bailey (Chandra Wilson) and April (Sarah Drew) work to fix things between Richard (James Pickens Jr.) and Catherine (Debbie Allen). Meanwhile, Eliza (Marika Domincyzk) continues to pursue Arizona (Jessica Capshaw); and one of Alex's (Justin Chambers) previous patients returns to the hospital. The upcoming episode will follow Bailey and April as they move to take matters in their own hands. The two will attempt to make things right between Richard and his wife, Catherine as the couple has been at odds with each other lately. It will be interesting to see what Bailey and April are planning to do. Meanwhile, the promo hints at an imminent confrontation between Maggie (Kelly McCreary) and Meredith after Maggie realizes that her half-sister and … Continue reading →

Look at the detail inside the heart, said Paul Brown, DDS, a consulting associate professor of anatomy at Stanford. Isnt that phenomenal? I tend to turn away at the sight of blood or bones. And yet here I was, inside of an anatomy lab on assignment and admiring high-resolution photographs of human anatomy wax sculptures. The wax statues, or waxes, were created 250 years ago in Florence, Italy and are located in La Specola, one of the worlds oldest museums of natural history. The museum is home to about a thousand wax figures; each meant to capture the intricacies of what lies beneath the skin. Brown, who loves creating digital libraries of medical images, has captured around 200 of the waxes in an effort to make them accessible, and to use them as visual aids in anatomy classrooms at Stanford and beyond. We were introduced to the waxes this year,Shayan Fakurnejad, a second-year medical student, told me for an Inside Stanford Medicine piece I wrote on the wax figures. Theyre really a great way of simplifying some of the anatomy you see in the cadavers. Theyre just gorgeous pieces, too. But medical students arent the only ones using the waxes … Continue reading →

Lungs, intestines, kidneys and bladder dont sound much like the inspiration for a fascinating night out. But thats exactly what the organisers behind a dissection and dinner event coming to Liverpool in June have in mind for guests. Part of the Anatomy Lab LIVE tour, ticket holders can watch the anatomist Samuel Piri at work on a synthetic human cadaver - called VIVIT - which houses genuine organs (sourced from pigs due to their similarity with humans) so that people can get a clearer idea of the importance of good health and combating disease. As part of the process, Samuel will dissect VIVIT to reveal the workings of the head and jaw, brain and spinal cord, trachea, lungs and heart and on to the abdominal cavity. From there, he will explore the stomach, liver, gall bladder, intestines, kidneys and bladder. These will then be compared with examples of organs damaged by excessive alcohol and cigarettes to show how much damage people can do to themselves. An opportunity for questions follows as well as the chance for guests to handle the organs themselves. The dissection is preceded by a two-course dinner. Samuel said: The human bosy is a complex machine, VIVIT … Continue reading →