Matt Lloyd: Anatomy of a $315k / Month Business Revealed: "The Anatomy Of A $315000 / Month Business..."'Watch Matt Lloyd lift up the bonnet of his business, and show you how he's crushing it online, and... By: Matt Lloyd … Continue reading →

Step Brothers- Anatomy Movements Step Brothers Anatomy Film Songs: Fight For Your Right- Beastie Boys A Punk-Vampire Weekend North American Scum-LCD. By: Alli Caster … Continue reading →

Mummified bodies wear their Sunday best at the Capuchin catacombs in Palermo, Italy. Joanna Ebenstein / Order of the Capuchin Friars Mummified bodies wear their Sunday best at the Capuchin catacombs in Palermo, Italy. "Little Venus" anatomical model, made in 1782 and on display at the Palazzo Poggi in Bologna, Italy. Joanna Ebenstein "Little Venus" anatomical model, made in 1782 and on display at the Palazzo Poggi in Bologna, Italy. A wax effigy containing the bones and teeth of Saint Vittoria, at the church of Santa Maria Della Vittoria in Rome. Joanna Ebenstein A wax effigy containing the bones and teeth of Saint Vittoria, at the church of Santa Maria Della Vittoria in Rome. "Hysteria" patients photographed at the Salptrire Hospital in Paris in the late 1870s. Wellcome Library "Hysteria" patients photographed at the Salptrire Hospital in Paris in the late 1870s. A 19th century post-mortem photograph of a young girl. Thanatos Archive A 19th century post-mortem photograph of a young girl. Continued here: Fantastically Creepy Images and Tales From The Morbid Anatomy Anthology … Continue reading →

Ever since Charles Darwin made his way to the Galapagos, we've heard a lot about that fateful moment when some previously water-bound creature pulled itself up from the slowly receding seas, took a breath and began the eons-long march to humanity. What we didn't know was what that creature looked like and how, specifically, it relates to us. Based on the bestselling book of the same name, "Your Inner Fish" is a six-hour, three-part documentary determined to do just that. Paleontologist and evolutionary biologist Neil Shubin, who wrote the book and hosts the series, is infectiously enthusiastic as he takes viewers on a tour of the human anatomy, its unexpected roots (subsequent episodes cover our inner reptile and our inner monkey), most important, and why they matter. The series premieres Wednesday on PBS. PHOTOS: Faces to watch 2014 | TV "Your Inner Fish" concentrates on the miracle of the human hand, which is, as Shubin reminds us, the real basis of civilization. It also follows Shubin's personal quest to discover that missing link, the creature whose fins had developed the essential skeletal structure of a hand one bone, two bones, a group of smaller bones which made it capable of … Continue reading →

ABCs latest Greys Anatomy stills show the staff of Grey Sloan Memorial are ready to party, but who is not willing to partake in the festivities? Browse the latest images here to find out! Pop a bottle and raise your glass, Cristina Yang is on her way to winning a major award! The Harper Avery Award to be a bit more precise. Since the shows introduction of the awards existence (and namesake), Cristinas determination and drive for medicine set her as the front runner to qualify for the honor. Could the award be the incentive to bring a former winner back to witness her success and bring her story full circle? This weeks season 10, episode 19, Im Winning takes a step back from the drama of everyday stitches and broken bones of the ER. Instead it will reflect on the larger research projects being conducted throughout the hospital. With one project up for a Harper Avery Award, another grabbing the interest of the government, and more senior doctors dedicating time to research, Grey Sloan Memorial is a budding hub of ingenuity. Cristina is nominated for a Harper Avery and although most of her fellow doctors are ecstatic, she wont … Continue reading →

The doctors of Grey's Anatomy are not immune to getting sick themselves. During Thursday's episode, when a young patient sneezes on Arizona, she suspects she's going to get sick. But she's actually spreading the bug throughout the hospital, which comes at the most inopportune time for many doctors. Jackson is the first doctor to drop, but others fall one by one, including Derek on the day of an important presentation, and Leah, the first of the interns to succumb, making her the loser of the group's bet. When Shane believes he's beginning to fall ill, he enlists Stephanie to help with the trial patients because he can't get them sick or Cristina might not win the Harper Avery Award. While Shane doesn't get sick, Arizona definitely does, as she predicted. Meanwhile, Alex is forced to work with a visiting peds surgeon from a private practice nicknamed Dr. Butthole, who ends up offering him a job. With the deadline for his student loans approaching, Alex realizes that working for a private practice could really pay off. Speaking of new positions, Jo realizes that her anger best serves her in ortho, where she can get out her frustrations through breaking bones. Would … Continue reading →

On the April 3 episode of Greys Anatomy, we learn that even highly trained medical professionals are not safe from viral infections. When all of the doctors in the hospital come down with the same illness, who will treat the patients? The hospital is on high alert as a viral infection that starts off with flu-like symptoms spreads rapidly, putting the life of one little boy in grave danger. The April 3 episode of Greys Anatomy starts out like a mini-version of the film Contagion. Have you ever seen that movie? Well, if tonights episode of Greys grossed you out I dont suggest you picking that DVD up at a Redbox near you any time soon. A small child sneezes, in slow motion, on Arizona (Jessica Capshaw). Its disgusting. Its even more disgusting when Arizona then wipes her face clean with her hands, and then picks up her iPad with those dirty hands, and then touches the nurses desk, and her stethoscope, and the wall, and Karev (Justin Chambers), and the button to open the door, and then hands her dirty iPad to Karev. Then, Karev touches the elevator buttons with his now infected hands, and a pile of papers, … Continue reading →

Greys Anatomy will have you reaching for the tissues, but this time to avoid contracting a rapid flu taking over the hospital. Preview which doctors succumb to the symptoms and get a sneak peek at a new face in the pediatric floor! On tonights all new Greys Anatomy season 10, episode 18, You Be Illin, the doctors fight through a flu epidemic that takes over the hospital. In the clip featured below, it looks as if Derek is the first to succumb to the virus and it could not arrive at a worse moment. Meanwhile, Alex and Arizona work with a new doctor, guest star Patrick Fabian (Big Love) in pediatrics. Following Cristinas fever dream featuring two failed relationships with Owen, she quickly snaps out of her haze and realizes that distance is the best option for her career and sanity. Backing away from the figurative path diverged in a wood, Cristina diverts her attention to the only consistent, successful relationship in her life, her friendship with Meredith. The hospital gets inundated with flu infected patients, which causes the doctors to slowly fall ill one by one. Derek must fight off the sickness as he prepares to give a speech … Continue reading →

Wednesday, April 09 10:25:00 Galway's Pocket Anatomy, the creators of a suite of medical education software applications used by medical students, has become just the third European company to join the US-based StartUp Health Academy. The software, used by medical students, healthcare professionals and the general public for visualising the complexities of the human body, has been downloaded over 250,000 times on iPad and iPhone devices, and has been used by students and staff in over 50 educational institutions in the US. It has been downloaded over 250,000 times on iPad and iPhone devices, and has been used by students and staff in over 50 educational institutions in the US. The founders of health and wellness companies selected for the StartUp Health Academy are supported over a three-year period through a series of intensive workshops and mentoring sessions to help them grow into sustainable businesses and sell into the US healthcare market. "We are incredibly excited to welcome the Pocket Anatomy team to the StartUp Health family of Healthcare Transformers," said Unity Stoakes, co-founder and President of StartUp Health. "We are inspired by their entrepreneurial passion and big vision and believe what they are building will make a significant impact … Continue reading →