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Nucleus Medical Media creates and licenses illustrations, animations, and interactive media for healthcare, education, pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device and legal industries. We help millions of patients, students and healthcare providers save countless hours learning about medicine and science.

10/05/2026

Meningitis: when the protective layers around the brain and spinal cord become inflamed.

Meningitis can be caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and other conditions. Symptoms can develop quickly and may include fever, headache, stiff neck, nausea, sensitivity to light, and confusion.

Because some forms of meningitis can become life-threatening, knowing the signs and seeking medical care promptly matters.

On World Meningitis Day, take a closer look at what happens inside the body with Nucleus Medical Media's Viral Meningitis animation.

Congratulations to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel, recipients of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or...
10/05/2026

Congratulations to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel, recipients of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine! šŸ†šŸ§¬

Their groundbreaking discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics have opened new possibilities for understanding how cells communicate and how the nervous system works.

At Nucleus Medical Media, weā€™re inspired by the scientists whose curiosity, persistence, and discoveries help advance our understanding of the human body.

šŸ‘ Congratulations to this yearā€™s Nobel laureatesā€”and to the researchers everywhere pushing the boundaries of medical science!

10/05/2026

Another college football weekend, another reminder of just how much the ACL matters.

Pitt quarterback Mason Heintschel suffered a torn ACL in his right knee during Saturdayā€™s win over Virginia Tech, ending his season.

The anterior cruciate ligament helps stabilize the knee during movements like cutting, pivoting, and sudden changes in directionā€”all fundamental to football.

šŸŽ„ Learn more about what happens when the ACL is torn in this Nucleus Medical Media animation.

Watch the full animation on the Nucleus YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNvtEMTF6YE

For Aaron Judge, getting back to October baseball isnā€™t just about swinging a bat. Itā€™s about being able to run.The Yank...
10/04/2026

For Aaron Judge, getting back to October baseball isnā€™t just about swinging a bat. Itā€™s about being able to run.

The Yankees slugger is dealing with a moderate-grade strain of the right soleus muscle, part of the calf that plays an important role in walking, running, and pushing off the ground.

For a baseball player, that matters every time he accelerates out of the batterā€™s box, rounds the bases, or tracks down a ball in the field.

šŸ¦µ Explore the anatomy of the lower leg with Nucleus Medical Media.

Week 36: Babyā€™s getting readyā€”and so is the skull! šŸ‘¶šŸ¦“At 36 weeks, your baby is getting closer and closer to meeting the ...
10/02/2026

Week 36: Babyā€™s getting readyā€”and so is the skull! šŸ‘¶šŸ¦“

At 36 weeks, your baby is getting closer and closer to meeting the outside world. Most babies are now about 18Ā½ inches long and weigh around 6 pounds, although thereā€™s plenty of normal variation.

Babyā€™s bones continue to mature, but the bones of the skull are a little different. They arenā€™t fused together yet. The flexible spaces between the skull bones allow the head to change shape as it moves through the birth canalā€”and they also leave room for the brain to continue growing after birth.

Inside the womb, baby is also continuing to put on weight and practice important skills like breathing and swallowing. The lungs are getting ready for that first breath.

And with only a few weeks to go, thereā€™s definitely a lot happening in preparation for the big day!

10/02/2026

Your water broke! Now what? šŸ’¦šŸ‘¶

Movies love the dramatic gushā€”but in real life, your water breaking can look very different. It may be a sudden release of fluid, or it may be a slow, steady trickle.

ā€œBreaking your waterā€ means the amniotic sac surrounding the baby has ruptured. This can happen before labor begins or during labor, and itā€™s one of the signs that birth may be approaching.

If you think your water has broken, contact your healthcare provider for guidance. They can help determine whether the fluid is amniotic fluid and advise you on what to do next.

And no, it doesnā€™t necessarily mean you need to rush to the hospital that second. šŸ˜‰

Next up: the stages of laborā€”and what actually happens once labor gets underway.

Learn more about October's observances: https://www.youtube.com/ October 1: International Day of Older PersonsOctober 4-...
10/01/2026

Learn more about October's observances: https://www.youtube.com/

October 1: International Day of Older Persons
October 4-10: Mental Illness Awareness Week
October 4-10: National Primary Care Week
October 5: World Meningitis Day
October 6-12: National PA Week
October 6: World Cerebral Palsy Day
October 6: Child Health Day
October 7: Trigeminal Neuralgia Awareness Day
October 8: National Depression Screening Day
October 8: World Sight Day
October 10: World Mental Health Day
October 11: International Day of the Girl
October 11: World Hospice and Palliative Care Day
October 12-20: Bone and Joint Action Week
October 13: Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day
October 14: Emergency Nurses Day
October 15: Global Handwashing Day
October 15: National Latino AIDS Awareness Day
October 15: World Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day
October 16: Restart a Heart Day
October 16: World Food Day
October 16: Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) Action Day
October 17: National Mammography Day
October 18-24: International Infection Prevention Week
October 18-24: National Healthcare Quality Week
October 18-24: Respiratory Care Week
October 19: World Pediatric Bone and Joint Day
October 19-23: Medical Assistants Recognition Week
October 19-23: National Health Education Week
October 20: World Osteoporosis Day
October 21: National Check Your Meds Day
October 22: International Stuttering Awareness Day
October 23-31: Red Ribbon Week
October 24: National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
October 29: World Psoriasis Day
October 30: World Hypophosphatasia Day

Learn more about October's observances: https://www.youtube.com/ October 1-31: American Pharmacists MonthOctober 1-31: B...
10/01/2026

Learn more about October's observances: https://www.youtube.com/

October 1-31: American Pharmacists Month
October 1-31: Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October 1-31: Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease (CMT) Awareness Month
October 1-31: Contact Lens Safety Month
October 1-31: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October 1-31: Down Syndrome Awareness Month
October 1-31: Eye Injury Prevention Month
October 1-31: Health Literacy Month
October 1-31: Healthy Lung Month
October 1-31: Home Eye Safety Awareness Month
October 1-31: Liver Cancer Awareness Month
October 1-31: Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month
October 1-31: National ADHD Awareness Month
October 1-31: National Audiology Awareness Month
October 1-31: National Bullying Prevention Month
October 1-31: National Dental Hygiene Month
October 1-31: National Medical Librarians Month
October 1-31: National Orthodontic Health Month
October 1-31: National Physical Therapy Month
October 1-31: National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month
October 1-31: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
October 1-31: Prenatal-onset GBS Disease Recognition Month
October 1-31: Raynaudā€™s Awareness Month
October 1-31: Spina Bifida Awareness Month
October 1-31: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month

A closer look at infant hip dysplasia. šŸ¦“One of our most-viewed medical illustrations recently highlights developmental d...
09/30/2026

A closer look at infant hip dysplasia. šŸ¦“

One of our most-viewed medical illustrations recently highlights developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH)ā€”a condition in which the hip joint doesnā€™t develop normally, allowing the femoral head to fit loosely or slip out of the hip socket.

DDH can range from mild looseness of the joint to a complete hip dislocation. Early detection and treatment can help support normal hip development and reduce the risk of complications later in life.

At Nucleus Medical Media, we use detailed medical illustration to make complex anatomy easier to understandā€”for healthcare professionals, patients, and learners.

Explore more medical animations and illustrations from Nucleus Medical Media on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/

Accurate Medical ContentNucleus Medical Media maintains a proprietary database of more than 20,000 highly detailed, expe...
09/30/2026

Accurate Medical Content

Nucleus Medical Media maintains a proprietary database of more than 20,000 highly detailed, expert-reviewed medical illustrations and animations, most of which are published online. Each medical illustration, animation and interactive project undergoes a stringent multi-stage review process to insure total accuracy and the highest educational utility, including an initial peer review and critique from graduate-level medical illustrators. Afterward, medical subject experts, either physicians or Ph.D.s, review the content to provide final approval prior to publication.

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