At the center of this discovery is the arcuate fascicle (AF)—a bundle of nerve fibers linking language areas in the brain. In humans, the AF connects to the middle temporal gyrus (MTG).

The only other bone in your head is the hyoid ... It also helps with chewing, supports facial muscles, and holds the organs that let us see, hear, smell, and taste. It’s a complex structure ...

Kids are more likely to break their bones than get a strain or sprain. This is because the ends of their bones tend to be weaker than their tendons and muscles. Treating strains and sprains.

Department of Neurosurgery, The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, China Background: A bibliometric analysis was conducted to understand the current research status and ...

The Johns Hopkins Facial Nerve Center provides advanced care to patients who experience ... and attaches through a tendon to the jaw bone. By clenching the teeth, one can control the contraction of ...

Partially sponsored by NurExone, the preclinical study was conducted independently in an academic setting and offered potential confirmation of PTEN downregulation as a strategy to promote axon ...

The 95-year-old woman was complaining of pain in her jaw. But rather than going to the dentist to get relief, she went to ...