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Age-related Brain Shrinkage is Due to Neuronal Shrinkage, Not Neuron Loss

Our brains shrink by around 5% every decade after the age of 40, causing memory impairment,…
Benjamin Yang
Benjamin YangDecember 10, 2015
FeaturedPublic Health

To Worry About All Things But Science

Most of us would like to believe that we are not dumb. More than half…
Christy Kim
Christy KimDecember 9, 2015
Wellness

Honey and Health

A sweet, delicious substance beloved by humans and Disney's Winnie the Pooh, honey is an…
Zeeruk Iqbal
Zeeruk IqbalDecember 9, 2015
Research

Enzyme Could Lead to Treatment for Carriers of Fragile X Syndrome

Developmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorder and attention deficit disorder (ADD), are reported in…
Karina Kak
Karina KakDecember 8, 2015
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Going Through a “Ruff” Period? Animal Assisted Therapy Could Help

At home, pets provide companionship that relaxes and comforts their owners. In fact, 62% of…
Michelle Leung
Michelle LeungDecember 8, 2015
Healthcare

The Universal Language of Medicine: How Doctors Without Borders Reaches into All Corners

War-stricken zones and poverty-stricken countries. Depictions of these seemingly other-worldly areas circulate daily through news…
Tanya Ngo
Tanya NgoDecember 7, 2015
Healthcare

3 Bioengineering Advancements That Could Change the Medical Field

As the popularity of bioengineering rises, so do its practical applications in medicine. Here are…
Natalie Lomayesva
Natalie LomayesvaDecember 7, 2015
Research

Ultrasound Device Accelerates Wound Healing

Also known as sonography, ultrasound scanning generates images of tissues using a probe that emits…
Benjamin Yang
Benjamin YangDecember 7, 2015
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Overtraining Syndrome: What Happens When You Train Too Hard

We have all heard the cliché: no pain, no gain. While this is true to…
Suraj Dhanjani
Suraj DhanjaniDecember 6, 2015
Public Health

White House Plans to Take on Antibiotic-Resistance

The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria continues to be a growing concern because resistance to antibiotics…
Nicole Barcega
Nicole BarcegaDecember 6, 2015
Research

Do Memories Influence What We Eat?

Many of the everyday decisions we make, such as "What am I going to buy…
Amit Kumar
Amit KumarDecember 5, 2015
Public Health

Innovative Zimba Batch Chlorinator to Help Provide Safe Drinking Water

Consuming contaminated water is a common problem that disproportionately affects developing countries. Worldwide, 750 million…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenDecember 5, 2015
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Obese Individuals Face Uphill Battle in Attaining Normal Weight

Obesity is a problem that affects more than 78.6 million Americans and increases the risk…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenDecember 4, 2015
Research

Botox Prevents Irregular Heart Rhythms After Bypass Surgery

Botox is commonly used to reduce wrinkles, but not many know that it may actually…
Annie Dinh
Annie DinhDecember 4, 2015
Public Health

Implementing a Soda Tax

As discussed in "Stop Sipping Soda! Berkeley's New Soda Tax", in a past election, Berkeley…
Maya Aslam
Maya AslamDecember 3, 2015
Wellness

Eggs Are Good for Your Brain!

Eggs are wonderful. Often lauded as a balanced part of breakfast and a "superfood", the…
Quang Cao
Quang CaoDecember 3, 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 Kaur
Rupleen KaurDecember 3, 2015
Research

Malaria Research Could Lead to Cancer Cure

In a fortunate accident, researchers who were trying to develop a vaccine against malaria for pregnant women discovered…
Karina Kak
Karina KakDecember 2, 2015
Public Health

Food Trucks: Safe?

Food trucks have become a recent trend in many towns--New York, Portland, and Los Angeles,…
Karishma Patel
Karishma PatelDecember 2, 2015
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A Comprehensive Comparison of Contraception

When it comes to contraception, the options are practically limitless: gender-specific methods, invasive or non-invasive, medicinal…
Zareen Thakor
Zareen ThakorDecember 2, 2015
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