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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
FeaturedWellness

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
Wellness

When Doctors Grieve

In healthcare, doctors build strong connections and relationships with their patients. In their everyday lives, they…
Diana Raileanu
Diana RaileanuDecember 2, 2015
Public Health

Do Surgical Masks Help Protect You Against the Flu Virus?

In East Asian countries such as Japan, China, and Korea, people have long worn surgical…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenDecember 1, 2015
FeaturedResearch

cfDNA Sequencing Helps Keep an Eye on Cancer

Imagine if cancer could be monitored by simple blood tests. Rather than through invasive bone…
Alex Kim
Alex KimDecember 1, 2015
Healthcare

Life as a First Year Medical Student: A Premed Perspective

"High school is like a lawn sprinkler. College is like a garden hose. And medical…
Rupleen Kaur
Rupleen KaurDecember 1, 2015
Research

Cannabis is a Potential Treatment for Bone Fractures

Cannabis has a long history of medical use, dating back from 2372 B.C. in China. The…
Karina Kak
Karina KakNovember 30, 2015
FeaturedWellness

Moldy Bread, Is It Worth the Risk to Eat It?

From cash-strapped college students to struggling workers, we've all been in a similar situation. You've been busy taking…
Quang Cao
Quang CaoNovember 30, 2015
Healthcare

Why The Pre-Med Journey Isn’t All That Bad

When people talk about being pre-med, the countless hours of work and continuous drain of…
Itzel Romero
Itzel RomeroNovember 30, 2015
Healthcare

ENT Weekly: Hearing Clearly for the First Time

Previously on ENT Weekly, we looked at congenital hearing loss and the ways that it…
Justin Chin
Justin ChinNovember 30, 2015
FeaturedResearch

Music’s Role in Mental Health

How much music do you listen to? The average American listens to about four hours…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoNovember 29, 2015
Wellness

Gasping for Breath: Whooping Cough

What exactly is whooping cough? Two French scientists first discovered whooping cough in 1906. It's a highly…
Willy Cheung
Willy CheungNovember 29, 2015
Public Health

What is the Promise Zone Initiative?

In 2014, the Obama administration announced the first five zones of the Promise Zone Initiative:…
Nicole Barcega
Nicole BarcegaNovember 29, 2015
Healthcare

On Informed Consent: Through the Past and the Present

It was the early 1900s. Mrs. Davis, a 40 year old woman, suffered from epilepsy, a neurological…
Rupleen Kaur
Rupleen KaurNovember 29, 2015
FeaturedWellness

Preventing Tragedy: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

On June 29, 2006, former Los Angeles Lakers player Lamar Odom's son passed away. At…
Zareen Thakor
Zareen ThakorNovember 28, 2015
Public Health

Ebola and Malaria Vaccines: Money versus Time

There's been some good news on the vaccine front recently with the very promising Ebola…
Kailyn Kim
Kailyn KimNovember 28, 2015
Healthcare

Out-of-the-Box Careers in Healthcare: Art Therapist

Have a passion for art and a desire to heal? A career as an art…
Claire Watry
Claire WatryNovember 28, 2015
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