Obesity and type 2 diabetes exist hand in hand as prevalent health risks in the…
John HuangJune 22, 2015
It's one of the scariest moments of one's life. The heart stops beating. The patient…
Angela LiuJune 17, 2015
Scientists from The Scripps Research Institute have found a new method to halt HIV infection.…
John HuangJune 15, 2015
After nearly 55 years in a trade embargo, the US has finally begun to mend…
Connie GiangJune 11, 2015
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter perhaps best known for being associated with the brain's reward system.…
Brynn KronJune 7, 2015
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease in which the body’s immune system begins attacking itself.…
Tory DoolinJune 1, 2015
Heartbreak was felt across the globe when the beloved Julie Andrews announced the end of…
Connie GiangJune 1, 2015
Have you ever found yourself up late at night, craving a snack at an odd…
Shriraj SusarlaMay 25, 2015
Each year, doctors regularly face type O blood shortages because of its high demand. As…
Kate LinMay 22, 2015
We've all heard it before: air pollution is bad for the environment. Smog, which carries…
Connie GiangApril 18, 2015
Sleep is regenerative and renewing, but does an hour-long nap really boost your brain power?…
Shriraj SusarlaApril 14, 2015
A wave of new research suggests that depression and stress play a significant role in…
Alex KimApril 13, 2015
Neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to change with experience. It is what enables us to…
Brynn KronApril 12, 2015
Our eyes are complex structures that transform light into meaningful electrical signals that our brains interpret…
Benjamin YangApril 8, 2015
In a recent study led by Dr. Chad Pecot, an assistant professor of medicine at…
Brynn KronApril 7, 2015
Approximately every minute—67 seconds to be exact—someone in the US is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.…
Connie GiangApril 7, 2015
Surprisingly, not all fat is bad for you. Of the two main types of fat, brown…
Karina KakApril 3, 2015
