Bivalves—animals like mussels, clams and oysters—might be a more familiar sight in a restaurant than a lab. But it turns out that studying them might help us learn more about our own health.

Bivalves—animals like mussels, clams and oysters—might be a more familiar sight in a restaurant than a lab. But it turns out that studying them might help us learn more about our own health.

Alzheimer’s is a devastating disease that affects millions of people in the US alone, so there was a lot of excitement about recent news headlines of a drug approved to treat the disease. However, the approval was met with an outcry from...

Howcast - Learn how to find a good hypnotist from clinical hypnotherapist Debbie Catz in this Howcast video.

Some drugs are used recreationally, with potentially harmful consequences. Find out which drugs are used inappropriately and the harm they can cause. Biology - Healthy Living - Learning Points. Drugs affect the chemical processes in our...

In general when we hear that someone is hearing voices, we believe that the person is experiencing a psychotic episode. Psychosis is a break from reality and not knowing what’s real and not real. Usually hearing voices, also...

This week on HCT, we're talking about evidence based medicine. We talk about it a lot here on the show, but what exactly does the term mean? Why is evidence based medicine useful, and what can we do to use it more effectively?

The English-Romanian Adoptees Project was the first study to follow a cohort of children who had suffered periods of institutional deprivation through into adult life. To their surprise, researchers found that problems experienced by...

This video tutorial briefly covers the features of AnatomyOne including the Regional, Systemic and Clinical approaches to learning anatomy. It also shows the features in finding and using anatomy illustrations, cadaver prosections,...

By any objective measure, the United States doesn't train enough medical doctors to meet the nation's needs. That means graduates from other countries are needed. Aaron takes a look at foreign medical graduates, an essential element of...

In this video, we discuss the clinical screen for depression and for suicide along with important risk factors and red flags.

In this video, we explore glycogen storage diseases including their pathophysiology, enzyme deficiencies, and common signs and symptoms.

Alzheimer’s is a devastating disease that affects millions of people in the US alone, so there was a lot of excitement about recent news headlines of a drug approved to treat the disease. However, the approval was met with an outcry from...

In this video, we will examine the physiological basis of the corneal reflex and how to clinically assess the response.

In this video, I demonstrate and explain several important hip flexor stretches for both 2- and 1-joint hip flexors (rectus femoris and iliopsoas, respectively).

In this video, we discuss the clinical presentation and pathophysiology of adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder).

In this video, we explore the pathogenesis, systemic effects, and clinical staging of chronic kidney disease (CKD).

In this video, we the structure and functions of the corticospinal tracts including the lateral and medial (anterior) divisions.

In this video, I demonstrate and explain some basic stretches for the muscles comprising the triceps surae: gastrocnemius and soleus.

In this video, we explore the structure and functions of the hamstring group. More specifically, we discuss their origins, insertions, actions, innervation, and blood supply.

In this video, we discuss the general “workflow” for diagnosis of BPPV and how to select the appropriate treatment. Timestamps are below in the comments.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate several important habituation exercises that can be used in the treatment of central vestibular deficits such as TBIs and MS.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the deep head hanging maneuver, a canalith repositioning maneuver used in the treatment of an anterior canal canalithiasis.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the Semont liberatory maneuver, a liberatory maneuver used in the treatment of a posterior canal cupulolithiasis.