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Tye Jensen is a certified physician assistant and a full-time faculty member at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMU). (Courtesy RMU multimedia specialist Dustin Winter) Tye Jensen, a ...

Goosebumps might be a common phenomenon we experience in our lives, as they were for our ancestors, but they might play an entirely different role for us. Think about the last time a piece of music ...

There is a certain brand of madness reserved for those who choose to hurtle down a winding corridor of jagged ice with nothing but a thin sheet of fiberglass between ...

Olympic Skeleton is a high adrenaline sliding event which is a combination of speed, navigational skill, and pure daredevil courage. Though the discipline is similar to luge and bobsleigh with ...

One of the more interesting and more dangerous Olympic events is skeleton. Skeleton involves an athlete sliding down an ice track in a sled. Sounds simple ... except that the athletes go headfirst ...

Mystique Ro used to dream of being on the U.S. Olympic track team. Now, she's a U.S. medal hope in skeleton. Robert Michael / dpa via Associated Press To hear Mystique Ro talk about the first time she ...

Chances are you’ve experienced the phenomenon of goosebumps. Maybe you were moved by a beautiful song or felt an intense rush of emotions. Or perhaps you were just cold. Goosebumps may seem like a ...

Former U.S. skeleton athlete John Daly was once asked why anyone would decide to hurl themselves, head first, down an ice-coated mountainside chute on a thin sled with no safety equipment other than a ...

Your arm hairs stand at attention when you’re cold or frightened, creating tiny bumps across your skin in a response that accomplishes absolutely nothing useful for modern humans. This vestigial ...

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