Researchers in Switzerland are developing cartilage implants using cells from the patient’s nasal septum. The post Cartilage ...

They use their nose like we use our eyes ... compared to around 650 muscles in the entire human body. Normally, muscles depend on bones and joints to move and exert force. When we pick up a ...

Researchers say the fossil suggests a previously unknown human species lived in Europe over one million years ago.

Narrow, flat, hooked, button, straight, or none of the above, the human nose comes in myriad shapes and sizes. But no matter how noses look, they all share at least one common function: to warm and ...

Who wouldn’t want to be sniffed by the sweet Netherland Dwarf rabbit in this adorable post from rabbit_hoppe0507? The bunny’s ...

Human brain-computer interfaces involve some ... Those risks may be acceptable to the people using them. Canaery’s nose-computer interface, however, would be implanted in an otherwise healthy ...

Once these molecules make their way to a human’s nose, the business of smelling begins. Careful now, children. Don’t get too close! Ah, Jamie, what did I tell you! Well, as long as you’re up ...

What do climates and cultural beauty standards have in common? Both influenced human nose evolution. Climate changes conjure up significant scientific concerns for many people—but how many of us would ...