609: Why Everyone Can and Should Learn Anatomy with Justin Cottle
Age Less / Live More · Lucas Rockwood
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Show Notes
Health education is lacking in most school systems, to the extent that most high school graduates can't name 10 muscles in their own bodies. Anatomical learning has historically been seen as boring, complex, and difficult to make relevant. Today, things have changed, thanks to 3D software, inexpensive models, and cadaver dissections freely available around the world. On this week's podcast, you'll meet an online educator reaching millions monthly with anatomy and physiology videos using real human cadavers.
You'll learn:
- How cadavers are donated and used ethically (or not) in science
- The anomalous nature of all of our bodies
- Why real human bodies are still an invaluable resource in learning
- How to use LLMs / AI to advance your learning
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ABOUT OUR GUEST
Justin Cottle is the Lab Director at the Institute of Human Anatomy, a private human cadaver lab located in Salt Lake City, Utah. He and his IOHA team reach millions each month through educational social media videos, often using real human cadavers. He is also the creator of The Dissection Room on Substack and YouTube.
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