These migraines are triggered by abnormal brain activity. The pain can feel like burning, aching, or electric shocks that move from the base of the skull to the scalp. Migraines can last up to 72 ...

Hyderabad: Yashoda Hospital’s ‘Skull Base Endoscopy’ – 2 days International Summit & Live Workshop 2025 was inaugurated by Health Secretary Dr Christina Z Chongthu, at Secunderabad Yashoda Hospitals.

The dark, pitted rock, nicknamed 'Skull Hill', was discovered by NASA's Perseverance rover as its searched for signs of ancient life in the hills and rocky outcrops of Mars' barren Jezero Crater ...

A face that belonged to an "alien skull" has been revealed for the first time 1,500 years later after scientists were able to reconstruct it. Found in the 1970s in the village of Dully ...

Mastoiditis is a bacterial infection affecting the mastoid. The mastoid is the part of the skull bone behind the ear. The infection develops in the air spaces of the bone. The mastoid has a ...

One of the more interesting and amusing Easter eegs that has been pointed out was that there’s a skull of an alien from the movie Independence Day in the hunter’s trophy room. That aline is known as a ...

Sadly, he’ll be missing his Lightsaber and Force powers, but this is Qui-Gon Jinn we’re talking about. Stick any of Wilds’ weapons in his hands and he’ll be right at home. The Butcher of ...

Illustration by ZME Science/AI-generated. At one of the world’s most elite universities, professors once toasted to empire using a human skull. For decades, Oxford academics at Worcester College ...

Paleontologists in Alberta recently uncovered an incredible find: the giant skull of a Pachyrhinosaurus! This dinosaur, which lived over 70 million years ago, was discovered near Grande Prairie in ...

Your skull (cranium) is made up of cranial and facial bones. Cranial bones protect your brain, while facial bones make up your facial structure. Skull bones include the following. The vertebral column ...

Oxford University academics used a chalice made from a human skull – potentially belonging to an enslaved Caribbean woman – at formal dinners until as recently as 2015, a new book has alleged.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Oxford University academics drank out of a chalice made from a human skull until as recently as 2015. A new book written Professor Dan Hicks ...