Info & Articles

Info & Other Web Resources

• Keep building you knowledge in different ways: we recommend a visit to the Royal College of Surgeons Museum, or Hunterian Museum
• Or the Old Operating Theatre Museum (small but interesting!)
• Also, keep an eye on the events at the Science Museum's Dana Centre - there are often some that are potentially of interest (and most are free!)
• The older version of Grays Anatomy on line: www.bartleby.com/107/ (not the new one edited by Prof. Susan Strandring - not yet anyway!)
• Examples of anatomical variations: www.virtualhospital.com
• Anatomical Line drawings: sign up for free and get access to line drawings that you can label and re-label to your heart's content!
• Anatomy on the Internet directory of other sites, especially university ones
• The Biology Project lots of tutorials and quizzes especially on aspects of biochemistry & genetics - University of Arizona
• Dictionary of Cell Biology Computer Assisted Assessment: questions on different topics
• Some digital exhibits from the Science Museum's Who Am I gallery that are available online; see an introduction to genes, reproduction and the brain
• Apoptosis Project written as a 3rd year computer learning project
• House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology's Report on Complementary and Alternative Medicine 6th Report (Dec 2000)

Articles

Here is a selection of the articles we have written for various journals:

Click on the title to view the pdf files.

From Today's Therapist

• The Language of Anatomy…
• Meridians in massage…1
• Meridians in massage…2
• Meridians in massage…3

From Positive Health

• The Relevance of… subclavius
• The Relevance of… the viscera
• The Relevance of… piriformis
• The Relevance of… ribs **to come shortly**
• Wander-ful Thinking
• The Importance of Anatomy for Healthcare Practitioners

From CAM Magazine

• The Importance of CPD

From Massage World

• Medical Intuition: Learning to listen when the body talks by Lori Wilson

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