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The Bone Zone

Mindfulness, Grief, and Medical Illustrations

An Incredible Opportunity On June 3rd, our multi-faceted leader, Ronald Mathias, added “podcast guest” to his repertoire. As an avid podcast listener, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation to be featured on the Mindfulness & Grief podcast. Podcast host, Heather Stang, sat down with Ron to elaborate on the unlikely relationship between medical illustrations and processing […]

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Mindfulness, Grief, and Medical Illustrations

An Incredible Opportunity On June 3rd, our multi-faceted leader, Ronald Mathias, added “podcast guest” to his repertoire. As an avid podcast listener, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation to be featured on the Mindfulness & Grief podcast. Podcast host, Heather Stang, sat down with Ron to elaborate on the unlikely relationship between medical illustrations and processing […]

Shipping delays are still persistent even after the holiday rush

Shipping Delays and Your Legal Case

Winter may be melting away, but shipping delays continue to persist. USPS is experiencing a plethora of delivery setbacks, frequently exceeding a month. Worse still, USPS does not guarantee any of its shipping windows. The postal service currently lists shipping times for First-Class Mail at one-to-three business days. So what are considered a shipping delays? USPS […]

Medical Illustrators look at the pathology on radiological films

A Day in the Life of a Medical Illustrator:

Poor Quality Radiological Films

Are These Radiological Films or Modern Art? Our team of medical illustrators confronts poor radiological films frequently. When a film study reveals grainy images and hard to decipher pathology, it’s time for a few deep breaths and a fresh cup of coffee (or three). Films are the foundation to the illustrations that we as medical […]

Medical Oddities

distal biceps rupture illustration alongside a radiological colorization of the same

Preparing to Move? Be Careful to Avoid This Injury:

A Painfully Common Way to Rupture Your Biceps Tendon and How to Avoid It

When it comes to moving heavy items, people immediately think of potential back injuries. Most will purchase braces to relieve some of the spinal pressure. Still, people rarely think of the severe damage that can occur to the tendons securing the biceps brachii to their elbow.

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Shipping delays are still persistent even after the holiday rush

Shipping Delays and Your Legal Case

Winter may be melting away, but shipping delays continue to persist. USPS is experiencing a plethora of delivery setbacks, frequently exceeding a month. Worse still, USPS does not guarantee any of its shipping windows. The postal service currently lists shipping times for First-Class Mail at one-to-three business days. So what are considered a shipping delays? USPS […]

Artistic Postulations

Mindfulness, Grief, and Medical Illustrations

An Incredible Opportunity On June 3rd, our multi-faceted leader, Ronald Mathias, added “podcast guest” to his repertoire. As an avid podcast listener, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation to be featured on the Mindfulness & Grief podcast. Podcast host, Heather Stang, sat down with Ron to elaborate on the unlikely relationship between medical illustrations and processing […]

Medical Illustrators look at the pathology on radiological films

A Day in the Life of a Medical Illustrator:

Poor Quality Radiological Films

Are These Radiological Films or Modern Art? Our team of medical illustrators confronts poor radiological films frequently. When a film study reveals grainy images and hard to decipher pathology, it’s time for a few deep breaths and a fresh cup of coffee (or three). Films are the foundation to the illustrations that we as medical […]

Emily sits in the Anatomical Justice office

A Silver Lining Amidst Covid Changes at Anatomical Justice

Anatomical Justice’s newest intern, Emily has had been part of the team since June. She’s been putting her formal education as a member of the Biomedical Arts and Visualization (BMAV) program at Rowan University to use while learning a few things along the way.