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Researchers Stop Cancer-Causing Gene in its Tracks

In a recent study led by Dr. Chad Pecot, an assistant professor of medicine at…
Brynn Kron
Brynn KronApril 7, 2015
Research

Ultrasound as a Possible Cure for Alzheimer’s

Approximately every minute—67 seconds to be exact—someone in the US is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.…
Connie Giang
Connie GiangApril 7, 2015
Public Health

Genome Editing: Now Easier, But Dangerous?

Genome editing used to be the stuff of sci-fi movies, with movies like Gattaca depicting a…
Kailyn Kim
Kailyn KimApril 6, 2015
Wellness

Salad, Burger, or Cheesecake? The Facts and Effects of Anorexia Nervosa

Have you ever tried a vanilla custard cream cheesecake? What about a chocolate mousse pie?…
Bansari Patel
Bansari PatelApril 6, 2015
Healthcare

ENT Weekly: Managing Multiplying Mucoceles

Trudging home after a long day, all you want is to put your feet up…
Justin Chin
Justin ChinApril 6, 2015
Wellness

Benefits of Hugging

Having a bad day? Feeling stressed out from work or school? Here's an easy solution: hug…
Willy Cheung
Willy CheungApril 5, 2015
Wellness

How Much Protein Do You Really Need?

Grocery stores across America are stocked with various protein products, catering to America's increasing love for…
Rokaya Hijaz
Rokaya HijazApril 5, 2015
Wellness

Fresh Start, Fresh Foods

Winter is coming to an end, and spring is just around the corner. Do you know…
Crystal Lai-Ton-Nu
Crystal Lai-Ton-NuApril 4, 2015
Wellness

Food for Thought: The Vegetarian’s Guide to Eating Healthy

It's a common misconception that vegetarians don't get enough protein in their diets. If you're hesitant on becoming…
Yvonne Dimagiba
Yvonne DimagibaApril 4, 2015
Wellness

Antioxidants or Antioxi-don’ts?

You've probably heard it all before: “Fortified with antioxidants!” “All your recommended antioxidants in one day!”…
Kevyn Niu
Kevyn NiuApril 4, 2015
FeaturedPublic Health

Anti-Vaccination Rationalizations

The growth of the anti-vaccination movement poses a serious threat to public health. The LA…
Zachary Calvo
Zachary CalvoApril 3, 2015
Wellness

Ectopic Pregnancies 101

Scientifically and philosophically, the start of a life is not only amazing but is also one…
Priya Bhattacharjee
Priya BhattacharjeeApril 3, 2015
Research

Drug Causes Weight Loss by Converting White Fat to Brown-Like Fat

Surprisingly, not all fat is bad for you. Of the two main types of fat, brown…
Karina Kak
Karina KakApril 3, 2015
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Flexible Spinal Implant Reduces Tissue Damage

Scientists from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have made it possible for paralyzed rats…
Karina Kak
Karina KakApril 2, 2015
FeaturedPublic Health

Loud Music Can Cause Early Hearing Loss

Hearing loss can be caused by a wide variety of factors, ranging from genetic conditions,…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenApril 1, 2015
Wellness

Rotator Cuffs, and How Not to Mess Them Up!

Forget handcuffs, we are talking rotator cuffs! Rotator cuffs are the large muscles and their…
Kevyn Niu
Kevyn NiuApril 1, 2015
Research

The Role of Estrogen in Allergic Reactions

Many people experience allergic reactions to certain foods and drugs or other allergens. Anaphylaxis is…
Brynn Kron
Brynn KronMarch 29, 2015
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New Insight Into Sleep and Memory

Most people would agree that staying up all night to study for an exam is…
Brynn Kron
Brynn KronMarch 29, 2015
Public Health

Finding Target Areas For Preventative Care Programs Using Housing Data

The results of a study released in the Collaborating for Community Health issue of Health…
Nicole Barcega
Nicole BarcegaMarch 29, 2015
FeaturedPublic Health

Genetically Modified Salmon Might Be Hitting the Markets Soon

Twenty five years ago, AquaBounty, a biotechnology company aiming to improve aquaculture productivity and sustainability, created…
Nicole Barcega
Nicole BarcegaMarch 29, 2015
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