As your pregnancy moves into the final weeks, one of the things you’ll hear your doctor talk about a lot is your baby’s ...

Transverse tubules (T-tubules) play significant role in muscle contraction. However, the underlying mechanism of their ...

One of the most enduring questions in modern physics is the dark matter problem. Measurements of galactic rotation curves taken in the middle of the twentieth century suggest that there are large ...

Incorrect patient positioning and the resultant image distortion occur in many radiographic examinations. This study aimed to assess the effect of tilting, rotation and tipping of the head on the ...

Entangled photon pairs, also known as biphotons, are widely used in quantum optical techniques. Quantum imaging enables several nonclassical imaging features. In particular, biphotons with a strong ...

The ideal fetal position for birth is head down, chin tucked, and facing the spine. You can try exercises like cat-cow stretches and pelvic tilts at home to help move the baby into the right position.

When it comes to strength training, most people spend most of their workouts focusing on the muscles they can see. They’ll do bench presses for the pecs, curls for the biceps, and squats for the legs.

We found no evidence for guiding practice with respect to the best positions for the mother to adopt in late pregnancy to change the position of the baby. The ideal position for the baby during labour ...

Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video clips in personal and commercial projects on an ongoing basis without requiring additional payments each time you use that ...

The cephalic position, where the baby's head is down, is the safest for labor and delivery. If a baby is in a breech position, a C-section is often needed because a vaginal delivery can be risky.