Anatomy.app blog

This blog discovers 7 strategies to accelerate anatomy learning and master the subject with ease.

Discover the latest 3D anatomy models, brand-new illustrations, and updated quizzes added to Anatomy.app this spring.

Explore the 3D urinary system article, revised 3D models, new videos, and a quiz on the urinary system.

Check out our latest updates: new and revamped 3D models, fresh illustrations, and exciting new videos and animations!

PRO users can now embed our 3D models and videos anywhere - websites, blogs, presentations, and more. Follow our step-by-step guide to get started!

Discover the newest 3D models, dynamic 3D animations, vivid illustrations, and an all-new Encyclopedia article!

Discover how patient transfer devices enhance safety and dignity during mobility, benefiting both patients and caregivers.

Explore the 3D spleen article, new animated 3D materials, skeletal system illustrations, and quiz on the spleen.

Explore the animated 3D models, revised and newly added 3D articles, and updated quizzes.

Explore the refreshed and brand-new 3D models, newly added articles, and updated quizzes.

Browse the latest 3D models, videos, illustrations, and quizzes!

This blog discovers which daily routines could harm the spine and provides actionable steps to break the cycle and have a healthier back.

In this blog, we explore the realm of virtual and remote anatomy studies, providing comprehensive insights to enhance your understanding.

In this blog, we explore the transformative impact of AI in medicine and the challenges and promises it holds for the future.

One of the most challenging topics when learning anatomy are the cranial nerves. All of these nerves have a specific function and they are in charge of many of the sensory and motor responsibilities of the human nervous system. This topic is even more difficult in medical school because there is little time to absorb all the information. In this article I will be discussing how to study the cranial nerves using Anatomy.app.

Everybody has heard about the female G-spot. But what about men? Do men have a G-spot as well? The answer, unsurprisingly, is yes – the prostate. However, in contrast to the female G-spot, which may be challenging to find and with many researchers even being skeptical of its anatomical existence, there is no doubt that the prostate exists.

In 2020, anatomy.app started a collaboration with the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, the leading dental school in the United States, to help them solve multiple teaching and learning challenges. Now, after approval from the School curricular committee, anatomy.app is fully integrated into the dental anatomy course permanently. The students’ assessment results show that it’s a good idea.

Our chief medical officer Reinis Jansons shares seven excellent resources to help you learn anatomy better. This blog will introduce you to some useful online databases, video libraries, and a couple of truly excellent books.

In this blog, we've summed up our team's wins over the past month – the main one is the joining of anatomy.app and anatomy.net! But we've also updated our 3D models, quizzes, articles, and blogs.

What exactly is the mysterious G-spot? In this article, we will first explain what the female G-spot is and then explore the scientific debate around the G-spot. We will also look at the anatomy of the female reproductive system to identify its exact location. Finally, we will briefly mention other erogenous zones in the female reproductive system called the A-spot and the O-spot.

There are two main types of anatomy – microscopic anatomy, which studies tiny anatomical structures such as tissues and cells, and gross anatomy (sometimes also called macroscopic anatomy), which studies larger structures such as bodily organs. In this article, we will focus on gross anatomy with its different fields and explain the difference between systemic anatomy vs regional anatomy.

A vast amount of anatomical information has to be learned and remembered in order to master human anatomy. In this article, learn about methods and techniques you can implement to understand and remember anatomical information.

In depth dive in the tecnique of "memory palace" for better retention of anatomical information. Learn how to "build" your "memory palace" with the necessary information.

Anatomy Next, a digital health startup focused on medical education, is launching Anatomy.app, an online digital anatomy training platform – catering to medical students, students in the health professions, and medical educational institutions.

On Human anatomy, the types of human anatomy, what organ systems and what organs make up the human body, and - how to better learn anatomy.

You might recognise Riga and Seattle based Latvian startup Anatomy Next from the DFF x 500 Startups Pitch Competition finals on the main stage at the Digital Freedom Festival 2017, or have seen them listed as a ‘startup to watch’, but this health tech company has definitely become a success story!