Research Immunotherapy: A Cancer Vanishing Act In April 2015, the New England Journal of Medicine reported that a 49-year-old woman's melanoma…Alex KimSeptember 21, 2015
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Research Salt and Thirst: Is There a Correlation? You and your friends are at the fair and decide to eat some tasty "fair…Annie DinhSeptember 19, 2015
FeaturedResearch You Become What You Eat? Can Eating Less Slow Aging? Exciting research from the University of Coimbra in Portugal suggests that watching what we eat…Alex KimSeptember 17, 2015
Research Fighting Breast Cancer with Roses Breast cancer is cancer that affects breast cells. Contrary to what many believe, breast cancer…Raymond HoSeptember 16, 2015
Research Designer Babies: Good or Bad? Do you want a blonde baby with green eyes? How about an intelligent baby, or…Annie DinhSeptember 15, 2015
FeaturedResearch Depressive Rumination and the Idling Brain Do you constantly replay or obsess over negative situations? This disposition, known to the world…Amit KumarSeptember 15, 2015
Research Nighty Night!: Sleep, Autism, and Cognitive Development Kids, when mom says it's time for bed, know that she's only trying to make…Alex KimSeptember 12, 2015
FeaturedResearch Genetically Engineered Smart Mice We use animals for a lot of things, but they serve a particularly important function…Raymond HoSeptember 12, 2015
Research Smoking Ban Saves Thousands of Babies Smoking has many negative health effects and can harm nearly every organ in the body. According to…Annie DinhSeptember 11, 2015
Research The Sleeping Brain Remembers: Can Extra Sleep Help Restore Lost Memory? Good news teenagers: a little extra sleep might have more benefits than previously thought. New…Alex KimSeptember 10, 2015
Research Debunking the Cause of Autism Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder; its complexity is well-illustrated by the ribbon of puzzle pieces that…Tory DoolinSeptember 9, 2015
FeaturedResearch Vitamin E’s Role in Muscle Development If you're familiar with muscle building, you are likely to be familiar with the supplements…Raymond HoSeptember 8, 2015
Research New Insight Into Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries: Part II As anyone who follows collegiate or professional football can attest to, concussions, one of the…Amit KumarSeptember 8, 2015
FeaturedResearch New Gene That Regulates Sleep Has Been Discovered For the majority of us, we need seven to eight hours of sleep to get…Amit KumarSeptember 8, 2015
FeaturedResearch Heel-thy? Science Weighs in on High Heel Wear High heels burst onto the internet spotlight recently in response to the lead female character in…Alex KimSeptember 7, 2015
FeaturedResearch The Devastating Effect of All Nighters: How One Night Alters Your Genes We've all been there: the late night study or work session that suddenly turned into an all-nighter…Kate LinSeptember 6, 2015
FeaturedResearch Sensing Autism Through Scents It's a sunny afternoon, and you're walking down the street. Clouds are nowhere to be…Connie GiangSeptember 5, 2015
Research Making Connections: Linking the Brain and the Immune System Despite hundreds of years of research on the human body, a new discovery at the University of…Alex KimSeptember 5, 2015