are the edible internal organs of animals. They're typically eaten from animals like cows, chickens, ducks, pigs and rabbits. Offal can include organs like the liver, heart, brain, tongue and kidneys.

chief of internal medicine, at Minneapolis’ Westside Hospital. A car crash causes the overachieving, work-centric Dr Amy Larsen to lose eight years of her memory, turning her into a patient with a ...

The center in the brain that helps regulate temperature—called the hypothalamus—prompts skin changes in response to a change in the body’s internal temperature ... National Cancer Institute. Anatomy ...

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The study challenges beliefs about spatial coding in the brain, revealing that its navigation system follows universal ...

A 3D-printed penis implant has restored erectile function to rabbits and pigs in a world first. Pigs with damage to their ...

Tim Andrews is recovering well after receiving a kidney from a genetically modified pig. Massachusetts General Hospital is ...

It was previously thought that sensory representations had to be sent to other parts of the brain to be integrated with internal cues used for navigation. In contrast, the researchers at SWC found ...

A flair of energy in the brain in a dying patient who had “no blood pressure” or “heart rate” could be evidence of the “soul leaving the body” after death, according to an expert.

Helen Branswell Towana Looney, the 53-year-old patient who in November became the third person ever to receive a kidney from a genetically modified pig, is headed home to Alabama. “I feel ...

"No question," Brook told CBS News. "And like, lots of them, not just two, three, there's a lot of pigs out there. It's kind of mildly alarming just how many pigs there are around us right now." ...