In 1997 American scientists successfully produced and attached a human ear to the back of a mouse. Doctors believe similar mold transplants will help humans regrow their own organs.
Some fish defy the laws of nature and imagination. A catfish the size of three grown men turns a relaxing day of fishing into an adrenaline-pumped fight.
On Animal Planet's "Weird, True and Freaky," a mysterious blood sucking animal raids a Texas chicken coop, could it be the legendary dog-like Chupacabra.
How could preventative treatment cure America's healthcare problems? The Founder and President of the Preventive Medicine Research Institute and Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSF, Dean Ornish, discusses how preventative treatment can cure Am ...
How has medical school changed over the years? Author and Speaker & Integrative Medicine Thought-Leader, Andrew Weil, discusses how medical school has changed in this Curiosity video.
Is preventative medicine holistic? Author and Speaker & Integrative Medicine Thought-Leader, Andrew Weil, discusses preventative medicine in this Curiosity video.
What medical breakthroughs are coming? The Director of Bio-Research and Business Operations of Integrated Bio-Systems Lab at Intel Corporation, Madoo Varma, discusses medical breakthroughs in this Curiosity video.
An Asian small-clawed otter needs surgery to have an almond-sized bladder stone removed. For the vets at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, that means taking all the necessary precautions to make sure everything turns out right.