Duck-footedness causes feet to point outward while walking. Learn causes, when to seek medical help, and treatment options ...

Live Science reports that bones from one of the smallest human ancestors, who lived two million years ago, were retrieved ...

With continued excavation at Swartkrans, researchers hope to uncover more of SWT1/HR-2’s skeleton, which could further ...

The fossilized remains of one of the smallest known human relatives have been unearthed in South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind, revealing a startling picture of life and death nearly 2 million years ...

Michelle Obama is the first lady of nighttime rituals. The Becoming author cheekily revealed that she looks forward to going to sleep with husband of 32 years Barack Obama every night. She added ...

LaVar Ball wrote a first-person account for Slam magazine of his experience with diabetes complications that resulted in him having part of his right leg amputated. (Natasha Campos / Getty Images ...

After months in microgravity or 'zero-G', astronauts often face health challenges, ranging from dizziness to ‘baby feet’ to a ... balance and bone density. On Earth, gravity pulls blood ...

LaVar Ball had his right foot and part of his lower right leg amputated last month, and now we know why. Ball discussed his health scare in a first-person article published by Slam on Tuesday.

Stranded NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore, who have been in space for over nine months due to a technical glitch in Boeing Starliner, are all set to return to Earth no sooner than ...

Sunita Williams will face several physical complications such as bone density loss, baby feet etc upon her return to Earth(X/@NASA) Also Read: NASA's Crew-10 to enter ISS today, Sunita Williams ...

and potential for foot deformities like clubfoot or metatarsus adductus. In microgravity, without the continuous load of Earth’s gravity, the tissues that makeup bones reshape themselves. Bone cells ...

Beyond soft feet, astronauts face a more serious challenge—bone density loss. NASA research indicates that astronauts lose about 1% of their weight-bearing bone density per month in space ...