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Biomedical Engineering: Videos, Podcasts & other media

Anatomy.tv

Includes Regional, Systemic, Functional and Dentistry modules. Features interactive 3D human anatomy models, MRI scans, quizzes, biomechanics movies, interactive animations and more. Content may be exported for use in lectures, student presentations or patient handouts. Allow pop-ups. Requires Flash.

Anatomy.tv from Primal Pictures
Provides images and video of human anatomy models and scans.
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Includes Regional, Systemic, and Sports & Therapy modules. Specialty titles include Dentistry, Head & Neck: Basic Neuroanatomy, and Speech Language Pathology. Features interactive 3D human anatomy models (The 3D Real-time Body), MRI scans, quizzes, movies, interactive animations and more. Content may be exported for use in lectures, student presentations or patient handouts.

Videos

Anatomy Videos - Medline Plus
Animated videos showing the anatomy of body parts and organ systems and how diseases and conditions affect them.

Blogs, News and Podcasts

MIT's LabCAST
Short podcasts that envision the impact of emerging technologies on everyday life—technologies that promise to fundamentally transform our most basic notions of human capabilities.
Science Friday with Ira Flatow from NPR
Radio, video and news programs related to Technology and Engineering. Other science categories available.
Whitackers Instant Anatomy
A series of short lectures introducing various anatomy topics. Available in MP3 as well other formats. Some are free, others require payment. From the UK.