New episode alert! This week on Body Banter we have an expert panel—Jeff Hunger 🌈, Natalie Loschiavo, and Rebecca Pearl—discuss their perspectives on the impact of weight stigma on patient outcomes in their different roles and how we can challenge these harmful narratives.

If you want to learn more about weight stigma and the role of racism in weight bias, you can catch Dr. Madelyn G. Crowell's webinar for #BlackinAnatWeek tomorrow (Oct 20)! Check out Black in Anatomy's page for more details.

New episode alert! This week, Ni-ka Ford of Ni-ka joins us to discuss the role of #medicalillustration in addressing bias in healthcare education and creating more inclusive and diverse representations of the human body.

Considerations on the use of artificial intelligence in generating anatomical images: Comment on “Evaluating AI‐powered text‐to‐image generators for anatomical illustration: A comparative study” anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/as…

To the anonymous person who left these flowers in front of my office door: Thank you. This really means a lot. 💛

At long last, the wait is OVER... the Global Neuroanatomy Network website is LIVE!! 🌍🧠👇🏻 🔗globalneuronetwork.org We are excited to welcome #neuroanatomy educators to this online global community of practice! Visit the site & apply to join today! #GlobalNeuroNtwk #GNNlaunch

We're a week late 😬 but check out our latest episode about #aphantasia and #synesthesia! Anthony Saraco and Ursula Krebs join us on Body Banter to explore their very different experiences of inner #visualization and what they "see" in their mind's eye.

This week, Tara Gaertner joins us to talk about the fascinating relationship between #neuroscience and music. We talk about how music can be used to better understand our brains and to support our health and wellbeing, as well as the bridge between science and music.

Register for IFAA 2024! Don't miss out on some amazing speakers, including two AAA members, Drs. Claudia Krebs and Wojciech Pawlina! IFAA ifaa2024.org/registration/ #Anatomy24 #AnatomyConnected24 #AnatomyConnected #anatomy #science #research #education #AAA #IFAA2024

For our final episode of 2023, Dr. Sunit Jadhav joins us to talk about the potential of #music in the #anatomy classroom, and how he uses music to make learning about the body more engaging for his students. As a surprise, he also treats us to a mini concert! #anatomyeducation

Support fellow AAA members Drs. Claudia Krebs Claudia Krebs (Keynote Speaker) and Wojciech Pawlina, in Gwangju, Korea, at IFAA 2024! Early registration ends March 31, 2024. IFAA ow.ly/JoIK50QpIWh #Anatomy24 #anatomy #science #research #education #AAA

To kick off 2024, Dr. Margaret Moss @mpm40 joins us to discuss the importance of Indigenous cultural safety and ways of knowing in healthcare. We talk about the BC In Plain Sight Report and our responsibility to understand the context and needs of those we care for.

My new book Blood: The Science, Medicine and Mythology of Menstruation is out today! theguardian.com/books/2024/jan…

This week Jennifer Gunter joins us to discuss her new book "Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation". We discuss the importance of debunking myths and challenging misconceptions of menstruation, and what we can do to redefine the narrative around women's health.

I am so proud of the 2023 UBC BMVC capstone team who worked with Kim Campbell from UBC Midwifery to develop this amazing 3D animation of the cardinal movements of labour. 🤩 clinicalanatomy.ca/embryology/Car…

Happy Friday everyone! As you're getting ready for what will hopefully be a cozy weekend - why not listen to our Body Banter Podcast podcast with the fabulous Jennifer Gunter as we talk about the science, medicine, and mythology of menstruation. #blood 🩸 bodybanter.ca/podcast26_JG.h…

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Thanks to everyone involved in this difficult work, and for trusting me to tell this story: The stain of Nazi science pushed one anatomy book off the shelves. A ⁦University of British Columbia⁩ professor has now found another. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Claudia Krebs made a startling discovery regarding a widely used anatomical atlas and it now working with other leading voices to determine a path forward. For a summary and resources visit: ow.ly/s8vS50REyOc For the full article: ow.ly/BjQj50REyOf #Anatomy25 #AAA