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Obesity and Diabetes: Blame it on the Bacteria?

Lifestyle, dietary choices, and time dedicated to exercise are many of the contributing factors towards obesity. However,…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouJanuary 2, 2016
Public Health

The American Academy of Pediatrics and CDC Recommend Later School Start Times

Challenging the long-standing early start times for school age children, the Centers for Disease Control…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenJanuary 1, 2016
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Staying Young at Heart with Exercise

There's often a lot of talk about the benefits of exercise in the media, but it…
Quang Cao
Quang CaoJanuary 1, 2016
Research

Don’t Waste Your Breath: New Device Helps Paralysis Victims Communicate

When you make facial expressions, use gestures, or simply write, you are using something known…
Karina Kak
Karina KakJanuary 1, 2016
Research

Video Games vs. Playing Outside: Who Will Win?

Video games have often been viewed as the culprits behind inactivity of children, turning them into couch…
Shriraj Susarla
Shriraj SusarlaDecember 31, 2015
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Brrr! I’m Freezing….

Every year, about 1300 people die from the extreme cold in the United States. Currently,…
Willy Cheung
Willy CheungDecember 31, 2015
Wellness

Hypertension and the DASH Diet

High blood pressure, or hypertension, occurs when the force of the blood against the artery…
Zeeruk Iqbal
Zeeruk IqbalDecember 31, 2015
Research

Mind-Controlled Telepresence Robot Can Help the Disabled

Have you ever wanted to be in two places at once? With the help of…
Annie Dinh
Annie DinhDecember 30, 2015
Wellness

The Truth About Trans Fats

Trans fats. You may have seen this term on the news, while surfing the web,…
Zareen Thakor
Zareen ThakorDecember 30, 2015
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3D Printing and Nerve Regeneration

You probably don't own a 3D printer considering that a decent one costs well over…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoDecember 30, 2015
Healthcare

Storytelling: Not Just For Kids

Ever since people could first talk, we've told stories. Through storytelling, we are able to bring to…
Itzel Romero
Itzel RomeroDecember 30, 2015
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Exercise is Good For Your Brain: Physical Activity Increases Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to form new connections throughout life. Learning new things…
Karina Kak
Karina KakDecember 29, 2015
Wellness

Breaking the Longest Bone in Your Body

Femur fractures are very prevalent today, especially during car accidents. For example, recently on the…
Willy Cheung
Willy CheungDecember 29, 2015
Public Health

Closing the Gap: Discrepancies in Utilization of Preventative Care

Screening programs can be highly effective tools in reducing the burden of certain illnesses within…
Alexandra Ruan
Alexandra RuanDecember 29, 2015
Wellness

Nutrition Bars: What to Look for on the Label

Over the past years, there has been a rise in the popularity and diversity of…
Suzy Nam
Suzy NamDecember 28, 2015
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Human Vision Allows Us to See Nanoscale Differences

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have superpowers? Well, it may…
Shriraj Susarla
Shriraj SusarlaDecember 28, 2015
Medicine

Plus One for Aspirin

Aspirin is a fever reducer, pain moderator, blood thinner, and zit zapper. The earliest form…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouDecember 27, 2015
Research

Parkinson’s Disease Linked to Gut Microbiota

Parkinson's disease is a nervous system disorder common in older people that involves a loss…
Brynn Kron
Brynn KronDecember 27, 2015
Research

Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Has a Genetic Cause

"Don't listen to your music too loudly." It's a common warning. Although we are constantly…
Karina Kak
Karina KakDecember 25, 2015
Medicine

Stone Man Disease: Muscle to Bone

Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP), was first discovered back in the 17th and 18th centuries, with…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouDecember 25, 2015
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