Research Phantom Pain Caused by a Re-arrangement of Cortical Regions In the year 1797, during an assault on the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife,…Rupleen KaurNovember 21, 2017
Research Neanderthal Fossils Lead to New Discoveries About the Origin of Medicine During a discussion about the major historical milestones of human civilizations, it is often agreed…Rupleen KaurNovember 18, 2017
Research Microgravity Causes Astronauts Aboard the ISS to Age More Slowly The International Space Station (ISS) revolves around the earth at a height of 248 miles.…Rupleen KaurJuly 28, 2017
Research Secrets of the Genome: What Causes Syndactyly? Syndactyly is a condition that results in webbed fingers or toes. It is one of…Rupleen KaurApril 2, 2017
Research Creating the First Ever Semi-Synthetic Genome The human genome is normally composed of the four nucleotides Adenine, Cytosine, Thymine, and Guanine (abbreviated A,…Rupleen KaurApril 2, 2017
Healthcare Witnessing Unethical Behavior in Healthcare The practice of medicine is full of ethical issues and challenges. How should a medical…Rupleen KaurJanuary 30, 2017
Healthcare The First Few Days of Gross Anatomy Every year, fresh faces entering medical school partake in the centuries-old rite of passage of…Rupleen KaurJanuary 30, 2017
Healthcare Life After Lawsuit: The Medical Experience Medical malpractice lawsuits are fairly common nowadays. Most doctors expect to get sued at least…Rupleen KaurDecember 20, 2016
Healthcare Surviving the Third Year at Medical School You have successfully completed your first board examination. You are a third year med student, already…Rupleen KaurDecember 20, 2016
FeaturedResearch Understanding VIIP: The Next Frontier for Space Medicine When astronaut John Phillips looked down at the Earth from aboard the International Space Station…Rupleen KaurNovember 29, 2016
Healthcare Coping with Death as a Med Student There is no chapter in medical school textbooks that prepares students for delivering bad news or coping…Rupleen KaurOctober 21, 2016
Research A Fix for Errors in Reverse Transcription: RTX Enzyme The central dogma of molecular biology explains that genetic information is first converted from DNA to RNA,…Rupleen KaurOctober 21, 2016
Healthcare Uncertainty in the World of Medicine Medicine is full of uncertainties. The medical decision-making process may often figuratively resemble a tree with…Rupleen KaurAugust 23, 2016
FeaturedResearch Standing on the Verge of a Second Human Genome Project On May 10th, a group of roughly 150 select scientists, lawyers and industry leaders met…Rupleen KaurJuly 12, 2016
Research Increased Survival for Blue Babies "Blue baby" is a term used to refer to a new born with blue tinged…Rupleen KaurJune 20, 2016
Research Role of Aspirin in Cancer Prevention In 2016, a 32-year long study performed on more than 130,000 US health professionals found…Rupleen KaurJune 8, 2016
FeaturedHealthcare Changing the Way We Practice Medicine: The Tech Version Doctors today are becoming increasingly dependent on technology. It is not inherently a bad thing,…Rupleen KaurFebruary 7, 2016
FeaturedHealthcare Current Strides for Improving Clinical Empathy in Physicians For a long time, clinical empathy was brushed aside as being far less important for…Rupleen KaurDecember 25, 2015
Healthcare The Art of Storytelling: A Look into Narrative Medicine Storytelling is a centuries old tradition, and it remains central to our lives even today.…Rupleen KaurDecember 3, 2015
Healthcare Life as a First Year Medical Student: A Premed Perspective "High school is like a lawn sprinkler. College is like a garden hose. And medical…Rupleen KaurDecember 1, 2015