That means letting the diaphragm—the large, thin muscle just below the rib cage—do the work of drawing air into the ... fosters self-awareness and consciousness of human behavior, and studies the ...

When worn on the rib cage, the device can accurately monitor ... the technology's potential for prosthetics, gaming and other human-machine interface applications," said study co-first author ...

Found just under the rib cage, on your right side ... It's kind of like a fueling station for the human body-- open 24/7-- and its main job is to maintain blood sugar levels.