Your clavicle, or collarbone, is the long, thin bone that connects your chest to your shoulder. You have one on each side of your body. These bones help hold up your shoulders and allow you to move ...

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Researchers at Lancaster University have examined the skeletal remains of the 16th-century English warship Mary Rose. The team particularly studied the clavicle bone (collar bone) in the skeletal ...

Collarbone surgery involves repairing a broken clavicle bone. Surgeons will try to realign the displaced bone and fix it in place to help it heal. People can usually return to their usual activities ...

Clavicle, or collarbone, fractures often result from high-energy activities such as skiing and snowboarding. Most commonly, clavicle fractures are the result of a direct blow to the shoulder.

How the clavicle chemistry of Tudor sailors unearths new insights into aging and the physical demands of life aboard the Mary Rose. Study: Shining light on the Mary Rose: Identifying chemical ...

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