Background: This case report documents bilateral anatomic muscular variation observed in a detailed dissection of the suboccipital region of an 81-year-old male cadaver. The suboccipital muscle group consists of four paired ...

Abstract Background: For U.S. Osteopathic Manual Medicine (OMT) physicians, there is an over emphasis on medication, rather than the usage of manual diagnosis and therapy. We report a rare case of idiopathic penile pain ...

Purpose: Ovarian adenocarcinoma is a solid proliferation of ovarian glandular epithelium. These are the most threatening types of gynecologic malignancies. Although many risk factors are involved in determining prognosis, ...

Purpose: A knowledge of research is an essential part of medical education. While introducing medical students to the basic concepts of research is vitally important in encouraging trainees to consider academic careers, ...

Abstract Purpose: A multitude of vector-obligate diseases are increasingly becoming a greater importance to the United States of America. As climate change generates novel weather patterns, vector-mosquito ranges are ...

Background: Differences in perceptions and reported levels of pain intensity between men and women are poorly understood. Current evidence indicates an increased prevalence of chronic pain syndromes in women. However, ...

Background: As the United States population continues to age, more people will be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and dementia. Along with this increase in diagnosis comes an increase in the need for people to serve ...

Reverse Kretchmann Microscope J. Borejdo1,2, R. Fudala1,2, and I. Gryczynski1,2 1 Dept of Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics, University of North Texas, Health Science Center, 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX ...

Purpose: The landscape for female reproductive health in Texas is appalling. Texas has the highest uninsured rate, the highest rate of cervical cancer, and the highest repeat teen birth rate in the United States. Additionally, ...

Purpose: Weaning is a critical stage in the life history of altricial mammals, with far-reaching impacts on growth trajectories and survival. Post-weaning diet(s) are known to affect craniofacial skeletal morphology as ...