In a remarkable accidental discovery, Dutch scientists at the Netherlands Cancer Institute have identified a new organ within the human body while conducting routine scans. This new organ, located behind the nose and dubbed the "tubarial salivary gland," has sparked interest and curiosity within the scientific community due to its unexpected location and potential functions. Discovery Details The discovery occurred during scans that used radioactive glucose to illuminate specific areas of the body. While the initial focus was on prostate health, the researchers were surprised when new, glowing spots appeared in the head, far from the original area of interest. This led to the identification of the tubarial salivary gland, situated near where the nasal cavity and throat converge, behind the facial area. Characteristics of the Tubarial Salivary Gland This newfound gland is believed to contribute to the moistening of the upper throat, aiding...
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