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Timothy Simmons

Timothy Simmons is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering human physiology. He previously wrote wellness columns for digital media platforms. Simmons earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Ithaca College and lives in Huntsville, Alabama.

Can Everyone Actually Flare Their Nostrils?Biology
Does Dehydration Cause Tingling Sensations?Brain & Nerves
Where Is the Temple on Your Head and Why Is It Sensitive?Bones & Muscles
Are There Lymph Nodes in Your Buttocks?Bones & Muscles
How Much Does the Average Person Sweat in a Day?Skin & Hair
What Is the Smallest Bone in the Body and Where Is It Located?Bones & Muscles
Why Do I Have 2 Holes in My Bum? Causes Explained Reproductive
What Is Glucose and What Does It Do in Your Body?Hormones
What Does Being Double Jointed Actually Mean?Bones & Muscles
Why Do You Poop? What Your Body Is Getting Rid Of Gut & Kidney
Why Can I See My Veins Through My Skin?Heart & Lungs
What Exactly Is Urea and How Is It Made in the Body?Gut & Kidney
What Side Is Your Appendix On? Location, Pain & Signs Gut & Kidney
What Is a Foramen? Definition, Location, and Function Biology
Is the Sacrum the Tailbone? Explaining the Difference Bones & Muscles
What Is the Bridge of the Nose? Anatomy and Function Eyes & ENT
Why Is One Hip Fatter Than the Other?Bones & Muscles
What Organ Is on Your Lower Right Back?Bones & Muscles
What Are the Loins? Anatomy, Organs, and Common Pain Bones & Muscles
Is It Possible to Be Born Without Tonsils?Eyes & ENT
How to Feel Your Heartbeat: Wrist, Neck, and Chest Heart & Lungs
How Much Does the Average Human Poop Weigh?Gut & Kidney
Are Women’s Intestines Longer Than Men’s?Gut & Kidney
What Is the Top of Your Head Called?Bones & Muscles
Why Do Fat Cells Never Really Go Away?Biology
What Organ Is Behind Your Belly Button?Gut & Kidney
What Is Body Fat Mass and Why Does It Matter?Diet & Weight
What Is Right Below Your Sternum? Anatomy and Pain Bones & Muscles
What Is the Greater Omentum and What Does It Do?Gut & Kidney
Do You Have Lymph Nodes in Your Lower Back?Bones & Muscles