Michelangelo likely used mathematics when painting 'The Creation of Adam'
Researchers found mathematical evidence that Michelangelo used the Golden Ratio in 'The Creation of Adam'. The ratio, 1.6, enhances structural efficiency and beauty in art.
Anatomy
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URI professor warns: TV viewing likely to make you fear sickness
A recent study published in Mass Communication & Society found that TV viewing can lead to increased concern about personal health and reduce satisfaction with life. People who watch more TV are more likely to believe they are at risk for health problems, even if the shows are fictional, and may become disillusioned with life as a result.
New study finds major league pitchers 34 percent more likely to be injured than fielders
A new study found that Major League pitchers are 34% more likely to be injured than fielders, with most injuries occurring before the All-Star break. The study analyzed data from 2002-2008 and found that pitchers suffered from a higher proportion of upper extremity injuries.
Attitudes, beliefs and health literacy impact how patients manage chronic lower-back pain
A new study published in Pain found that patients' attitudes and beliefs about chronic lower-back pain significantly affect their disability levels. The study highlights the importance of health literacy in managing CLBP, with individuals with high disability citing anatomical reasons for their pain experience.
New study: The kitchen-counter diet
A new study found that keeping serving dishes off the table can lead to a reduction in food consumption, with participants eating 20% fewer calories. The strategy can also be used to encourage healthier food choices, such as choosing fruits and vegetables over processed snacks.
A biomagnetic diagnostic technique to evaluate esophageal transit time
The biomagnetic technique assesses esophageal transit time using a non-invasive method that avoids ionizing radiation. The study found that ETT is affected by anatomical position, with faster rates in the supine position.
IADR reinstates Isaac Schour Memorial Award
The IADR has reinstated the Isaac Schour Memorial Award, a prestigious award that recognizes outstanding scientific contributions in anatomic sciences. The award will be funded at the same level as other IADR Distinguished Scientist Awards and will consist of a $2,000 prize and a plaque.
2004 Award for Basic Research in Biological Mineralization goes to Dr. Yoshiro Takano
Dr. Yoshiro Takano has been recognized for his contributions to biological mineralization, including work on calcium transport in the enamel organ.