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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.

The Nucleus Medical Art Library - Whether for professional, educational, or outreach purposes, our visuals ensure your m...
09/02/2026

The Nucleus Medical Art Library - Whether for professional, educational, or outreach purposes, our visuals ensure your message is both compelling and credible.

Looking for:
- Animations and Images for a Project ?
- Information About Subscribing?
- Custom Images and Animations?

Find out more: nmal.nucleusmedicalmedia.com/contact

💚 National Clinical Nurse Specialist Recognition Week | September 1–7Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs) bring advanced nu...
09/02/2026

💚 National Clinical Nurse Specialist Recognition Week | September 1–7

Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNSs) bring advanced nursing expertise to some of healthcare’s most complex challenges.

They work at the intersection of patient care, nursing practice, and healthcare systems—using evidence-based knowledge to improve outcomes, support care teams, and help patients and families navigate complex conditions.

From translating clinical research into practice to educating healthcare professionals and improving patient care, CNSs play an important role in advancing healthcare.

Thank you for the knowledge and care you bring to healthcare.

SEPTEMBER HEALTH OBSERVATIONS: EVERYTHING 😆 September 1-30: Blood Cancer Awareness MonthSeptember 1-30: Childhood Cancer...
09/01/2026

SEPTEMBER HEALTH OBSERVATIONS: EVERYTHING 😆

September 1-30: Blood Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Food Safety Education Awareness Month
September 1-30: Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Healthy Aging Month
September 1-30: National Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month
September 1-30: National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
September 1-30: National Cholesterol Education Month
September 1-30: National ITP (Platelet Disorder) Awareness Month
September 1-30: National Head Lice Prevention Month
September 1-30: National Recovery Month
September 1-30: National Sickle Cell Awareness Month
September 1-30: National Vascular Disease Awareness Month
September 1-30: Newborn Screening Awareness Month
September 1-30: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Pain Awareness Month
September 1-30: Peripheral Artery Disease Awareness Month
September 1-30: Polycystic O***y Syndrome Awareness Month
September 1-30: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Reye’s Syndrome Awareness Month
September 1-30: Sepsis Awareness Month
September 1-30: Sexual Health Awareness Month
September 1-30: Sports Eye Safety Month
September 1-30: Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month
September 1-30: Urology Awareness Month
September 1-30: World Alzheimer’s Month

08/31/2026

What’s causing your back pain?

Back pain can have many different causes—and the source isn’t always obvious.

Problems involving the muscles, ligaments, spinal discs, joints, nerves, or bones can all contribute to back pain. Conditions such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, arthritis, fractures, and muscle strains are among the possible causes.

🎥 In this animation, explore some of the conditions that can lead to back pain and see what’s happening anatomically.

08/31/2026

International Overdose Awareness Day — August 31

An overdose can overwhelm the body's most vital systems—especially the brain, heart, and lungs.

With opioid overdose, for example, opioids can suppress the brain's drive to breathe. As breathing slows or stops, oxygen levels can fall, potentially causing brain injury or death.

Knowing the signs can save a life. Slow or stopped breathing, extreme sleepiness or inability to wake, pinpoint pupils, and blue or gray lips or fingertips can signal an opioid overdose.

If you suspect an overdose, call 911 immediately. For suspected opioid overdose, naloxone can rapidly reverse the effects of opioids and restore breathing. If available, administer it and stay with the person until emergency help arrives.

Today, we remember those lost to overdose, support those affected, and raise awareness that overdose is preventable and help is available.

🎾 U.S. OPEN INJURY WATCH: The Anatomy Behind the HeadlinesCarlos Alcaraz is back.After more than four months away from s...
08/30/2026

🎾 U.S. OPEN INJURY WATCH: The Anatomy Behind the Headlines

Carlos Alcaraz is back.

After more than four months away from singles competition because of a right wrist injury, the defending U.S. Open champion is preparing to return to the court.

But what happens when the tendons around the wrist become irritated and inflamed?

Tenosynovitis occurs when the protective sheath surrounding a tendon becomes inflamed, causing pain, swelling, and difficulty with movement. For athletes who rely on repetitive wrist and hand movements, understanding the anatomy can help explain why these structures matter.

🔬 Explore the anatomy of wrist tenosynovitis with Nucleus Medical Media.

Week 32! 🚼️ Length: about 16.5–18 inches (42–46 cm) head to heelWeight: about 4–5 pounds (1.8–2.3 kg) At 32 weeks, baby ...
08/28/2026

Week 32! 🚼️

Length: about 16.5–18 inches (42–46 cm) head to heel
Weight: about 4–5 pounds (1.8–2.3 kg)

At 32 weeks, baby is about the length of a large bunch of celery and weighs about as much as a small cantaloupe!

Fetal Development: Week by Week provides 3D Images of each stage of growth and milestones throughout pregnancy.

🚼️ 32 weeks and counting...Baby is continuing to grow, gain fat, and put the finishing touches on important organs and s...
08/28/2026

🚼️ 32 weeks and counting...

Baby is continuing to grow, gain fat, and put the finishing touches on important organs and systems. There’s still plenty of development happening before the big day!

08/27/2026

Remembering Tim Curry — and Understanding Stroke

Tim Curry, the unforgettable star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Hunt for Red October, and It, has died at age 80. His cause of death has not been publicly disclosed.

Curry suffered a life-threatening stroke in 2012. The stroke was caused by an interruption of blood flow to his brain, and emergency surgery was required to remove blood clots and relieve pressure. He survived, but was left with lasting mobility challenges.

His experience is a powerful reminder that a stroke can happen when blood flow to the brain is blocked—and that rapid medical treatment can be critical.

🧠 Watch our stroke animations on the Nucleus Medical Media YouTube channel.
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