Using advanced microscopy and imaging techniques, scientists have revealed new parts of the human body and overturned previous misconceptions.

The last few years have yielded new insights into human anatomy. Explore this interactive graphic to learn about some of these discoveries.  

Frederik Ruysch’s collections blended specimens for scientific discovery with macabre art.

A study identifies five women who have a functioning sense of smell despite an apparent lack of olfactory bulbs—the region of the brain that processes odors.

A medical art student’s master’s project will be used to help train junior physicians to perform lumbar punctures.

The brain wiring behind scent processing seems to scale across mammalian species.

The connectomes trace 385 neurons in the male worm and 302 neurons in the hermaphrodite worm.

Dogs have stronger facial muscles compared to wolves, giving them the sad or “puppy dog eyes” look.

The skull bones of a catfish move in coordination when capturing prey.