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Slippery Silicone: the Bacteria Slip ‘n Slide!

Oftentimes when we think of hospitals, we think of sterile environments with hand sanitizer dispensers…
Asal Homayouni
Asal HomayouniMarch 23, 2015
Public Health

Thrown Away Phones and Electronics Can Come Back to Haunt Us

As technology advances, we tend to find ourselves frequently buying and accumulating more and more…
Nicole Barcega
Nicole BarcegaMarch 23, 2015
Research

Antibiotic Use Linked to Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is an autoimmune disease--the body's immune system attacks its own tissues, resulting…
Karina Kak
Karina KakMarch 23, 2015
Research

Why Napping is Important for Infants

Do you remember taking naps when you were little? It's interesting that as you become older,…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 22, 2015
FeaturedHealthcare

Spreading Health Research Through Twitter

There is no doubting the power of the internet and technology in today’s modern society.…
Kishan Patel
Kishan PatelMarch 21, 2015
FeaturedWellness

Case of the Blues or Depression?

One in ten Americans take antidepressant medications. The rate of antidepressant use has increased by…
Rokaya Hijaz
Rokaya HijazMarch 21, 2015
Wellness

The Mysteries of Hair Untangled

It's everywhere—on your head, covering various parts of your body, and perhaps even clogging your…
Zareen Thakor
Zareen ThakorMarch 21, 2015
Research

Does Eating Red Meat Cause Cancer?

A high consumption of red meat (beef, pork, and lamb) has been known to cause…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 20, 2015
Research

Cause of Rotavirus Infection Revealed

Do you remember getting severe stomachaches as a child? Although there are many possible explanations…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 20, 2015
Research

Universal Target Protein for Treating Many Diseases Identified

The recent Ebola outbreak has reminded people of the fear associated with incurable diseases. A…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 20, 2015
Research

Brain Damage Caused by Radiation Therapy Could Be Reversed

Radiation therapy is a treatment option for patients with brain cancer. Its purpose is to destroy…
Karina Kak
Karina KakMarch 20, 2015
Research

Bacteria Can Touch You

You probably cannot imagine living without a sense of touch. In fact, it would be hard…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 18, 2015
Wellness

More Reasons to Binge on Coffee

Aromatic. Acidic. Awesome. Coffee is globally recognized as a magical black elixir, earning nicknames of…
Nikolas Parisis
Nikolas ParisisMarch 17, 2015
FeaturedResearch

Melatonin Has the Nerve: Potential Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis

With ear plugs pushed in, shades draped over his eyes, and seat fully reclined, the…
Alex Kim
Alex KimMarch 16, 2015
FeaturedMedicine

Melatonin: The Proper Way to Deal with Insomnia

Tick tock. "1:59 AM." Tick tock. "2:00 AM." You find yourself tossing around in bed,…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouMarch 16, 2015
Healthcare

MD – Medical Degree and Massive Debt?

In an era where school is valued and even considered a right for all individuals, higher…
Tanya Ngo
Tanya NgoMarch 16, 2015
Healthcare

Doctor Perception Through a Patient’s Eyes

How a patient perceives his or her doctor is a very important part of the…
Kishan Patel
Kishan PatelMarch 15, 2015
Research

Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of brain disease. It is most known for…
Raymond Ho
Raymond HoMarch 15, 2015
Medicine

Coping with Nausea

Nausea is an unfortunate and debilitating side effect of many medications, including those used to…
Carolina Aparicio
Carolina AparicioMarch 15, 2015
Wellness

What We Can Learn From the World’s Longest Living Places

The United States is one of the most obese nations in the world. With our high rates…
Rokaya Hijaz
Rokaya HijazMarch 15, 2015
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