[email protected]

Tag: Human anatomy

Tag Archives: Human anatomy

14Aug/17

Study claims shooter games can harm the brain

August 14, 2017ResearchAnatomy, Andrew Przybylski, Animal anatomy, Basal ganglia, Brain, Branches of biology, Canada, Caudate nucleus, Company: Next Digital, Eating disorders and memory, Emotional bias, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Hippocampus, Human anatomy, Limbic system, Migrant selection, Neuroscience, NEXT MEDIAsmbale

A new study by the University of Montreal has found that different types of games can impact the human brain both positively and negatively. Continue reading →

13Jan/17

Flashing the peace sign could get your identity stolen, Japanese researcher says

January 13, 2017SecurityBiometrics, Disaster/Accident, Fingerprint, Headlight flashing, Human anatomy, I (Almost) Got Away With It, Identification, Land transport, NEXT MEDIA, Politics by country, Road transport, Sankei Shimbun, Technology/Internet, Traffic law, Traffic signals, Traffic signs, Transportsmbale

Japanese scientists are warning people their identities could be stolen simply by flashing the peace sign for a photograph.
Continue reading →

08Jan/16

Eight-year-old Dunia Sibomana, left, poses for a photo with Dr. Alexander Dagum

Congolese boy attacked by chimps getting rare face surgery in New York

January 8, 2016MedicineAfrica, Alexander Dagum, Democratic Republic of Congo, Dunia, head, Human anatomy, Leon Klempner, Lip, Lip reconstruction, Medical Subject Headings, New York, Oral and maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, Sharon Reich, Sibomana, United Statessmbale

Eight-year-old boy to get a rare, risky, reconstructive surgery in New York after being mauled by chimpanzees in Africa. Sharon Reich reports.
Continue reading →

05May/15

Pocket-sized fingerprint scanner could solve healthcare bottleneck

May 5, 2015HealthcareBangladesh, Biometrics, Cambridge, Cryptography, Dhaka, Fingerprint, Fingerprinting algorithms, Fingerprints, Fingers, health worker, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Human anatomy, Identification, lead software developer, Public key fingerprint, Radio scanner, Scanner, Security, Simprints, Surveillance, Technology/Internet, Toby Norman, Tristram Norman, United Kingdomsmbale

CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM / DHAKA, BANGLADESH / ANIMATION (REUTERS / SIMPRINTS) – A pocket-sized fingerprint scanner could improve healthcare access for those in the developing world.

So say the British students behind Simprints, which syncs the medical records of patients to health worker’s phones via an app.
Continue reading →

17Mar/15

South African doctors perform world’s first successful penis transplant

March 17, 2015MedicineAndre van der Merwe, Cape Town, Clinical medicine, Foreskin, Human anatomy, Human male reproductive system, Human penis, Medical specialties, Organ transplantation, Penis, Penis transplantation, Religious male circumcision, South Africa, Surgery, Urinary systemsmbale

South African doctors perform the world’s first successful penis transplant on a young man who had his organ amputated after a botched circumcision ritual.

Continue reading →