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Featured in bones

By May 22, 2020
Health

Walking correctly takes work—here’s how to improve every step

Experts explain how to make the most of your daily strolls.
By Mar 1, 2020
Science

Five surprising ways people have used (and are still using) bones

Life after death.
By Feb 27, 2020
Health

Six rare bone disorders you probably haven’t heard of

Plus one more you might be more familiar with.
By Feb 25, 2020
Health

Your bones do more than you give them credit for

The skeleton is more than just a support system.
By Feb 24, 2020
DIY

Improving your baby’s bone health starts in the womb

Say hello to your two new best friends: vitamin D and calcium.
By Feb 19, 2020
Health

How to keep your bones strong—and even make them stronger

Bones need a workout, too.
By Feb 14, 2020
Animals

This ancient bony fish was a sexual pioneer

The first sex on record was a Scottish square dance.
By Feb 7, 2020
Science

Most humans don’t have tails. So why do we have the bones for it?

On the origin of our useless tailbones.
By Feb 5, 2020
Health

You’ll never have as many bones as you did at birth (and other strange skeleton facts)

The scoop on your scaffolding.
By Sep 13, 2019
Health

Panic might be triggered by signals from your bones

Your skeleton does a whole lot more than just hold you up.