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Acupuncture: Just a Hype or the Real Deal?

What is Acupuncture? These days, it seems that almost everybody is interested in holistic health. Acupuncture…
Katharine Hopkinson
Katharine HopkinsonJune 25, 2016
Research

The Economic Viability of Vaccines

Modern day medicine has created vaccines for many common illnesses. A couple of vaccine shots is…
Alex Renn
Alex RennJune 22, 2016
Medicine

The World of Okra

Often known as "lady fingers" in the Southern states, okra is a star-shaped vegetable that…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouJune 22, 2016
Research

Increased Survival for Blue Babies

"Blue baby" is a term used to refer to a new born with blue tinged…
Rupleen Kaur
Rupleen KaurJune 20, 2016
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New Shock Absorber for Knees Developed

Leading an active lifestyle can greatly benefit one's health. However, athletic activity and physical exercise…
Bryant Banh
Bryant BanhJune 15, 2016
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Possible Genetic Link Among Brain Disorders

Genetics plays a major role in human development and health. Our genes code for just about…
Kishan Patel
Kishan PatelJune 13, 2016
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Reversing Chemotherapy Resistance

Chemotherapy resistance serves as one of the largest issues plaguing the effectiveness of cancer therapy.…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoJune 11, 2016
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Understanding How Genetics Play a Role in Addiction

How is one individual who experiments with cocaine able to leave the drug alone when…
Jaskanwaljeet Kaur
Jaskanwaljeet KaurJune 10, 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 Kaur
Rupleen KaurJune 8, 2016
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Skin Cells Kill Brain Cancer Cells

The concept may sound crazy at first. Killing brain cancer cells with skin cells. How could that…
Kishan Patel
Kishan PatelJune 4, 2016
Research

Cancer Genes Turned Off in Deadly Brain Cancer: Part I

Scientists at the Feinberg School of Medicine associated with Northwestern University have identified a small…
Amit Kumar
Amit KumarJune 3, 2016
Research

Repairing the Brain: Two Genes Unlock Potential for Treatment of Schizophrenia

In an earlier article, we discussed schizophrenia, a commonly misunderstood disease with negative connotations being…
Amit Kumar
Amit KumarMay 30, 2016
Research

Novel Cancer Therapeutics Targetting Cancer Coactivators

A large reason why cancer is such a deadly disease is because cancerous cells can "communicate"…
Alex Renn
Alex RennMay 28, 2016
Research

Connections in the Brain, Like Fingerprints, Can Identify Individuals

Each of us has unique fingerprints and DNA. But now, Yale University researchers have revealed a…
Shriraj Susarla
Shriraj SusarlaMay 25, 2016
Research

Brain Networks Linked to Intelligence Discovered

For the first time, scientists including Michael R. Johnson and his associates were able to…
Connie Giang
Connie GiangMay 20, 2016
Research

Why Do People Trust?

Animals are born with many natural instincts and reflexes. Yet, we as humans possess a unique…
Shriraj Susarla
Shriraj SusarlaMay 16, 2016
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Bandages Prevent Infection in Burn Wounds

Burn-related complications result in approximately five thousand deaths each year in the United States. Sepsis…
Karina Kak
Karina KakMay 13, 2016
Medicine

The Right “Match-a”

Its signature look is an eerily bright green powder with an earthy, grassy scent: matcha, a specific…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouMay 10, 2016
Wellness

A Case of Stage Fright and the Brain

Many of us have been in this scenario: you have been practicing a piece of music for months,…
Michelle Leung
Michelle LeungMay 7, 2016
Research

Impact of Sleep Disturbance on Veterans with PTSD and TBI

Here's a frightening statistic: every day, 22 American heroes commit suicide because of the stress…
Amit Kumar
Amit KumarApril 26, 2016
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