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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
Research

Salt Reprogramming the Brain

An international research team led by Professor Charles Bourque at McGill University in Montreal, Canada has…
Stephanie Chu
Stephanie ChuMarch 14, 2015
Research

Bowhead Whale Genetics May Be Answer to Longevity

The search for everlasting youth may near its end with bowhead whales as the answer.…
John Huang
John HuangMarch 13, 2015
Research

Emphysema More Likely in Smokers with Gene Mutation

Emphysema is a disease involving the damage of the alveoli, or air sacs, in the lungs, leading…
Karina Kak
Karina KakMarch 13, 2015
Research

Hormonal Contraceptives Linked to Increased Risk of Brain Tumor

Hormonal contraceptives use female hormones to greatly reduce the risk of pregnancy. Types of hormonal…
Karina Kak
Karina KakMarch 13, 2015
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Emergence of Anti-Cocaine Vaccines

In social media and entertainment, cocaine is depicted as a crippling substance often associated with…
Jane Zhou
Jane ZhouMarch 12, 2015
FeaturedHealthcare

The 2015 MCAT: Why You Shouldn’t Be Freaking Out

Tests are pretty scary. Add in the possibility that the test has a major role…
Tanya Ngo
Tanya NgoMarch 12, 2015
FeaturedHealthcare

The Rising Cost of Pharmaceutical Medicines

In addition to the incredibly expensive modern day hospital fees, pharmaceutical treatment of a variety of…
Alex Renn
Alex RennMarch 11, 2015
Research

Retinal Prosthesis Returns Sight

A retinal prosthesis, developed at the Duke Eye Center in North Carolina, allowed Larry Hester…
Benjamin Yang
Benjamin YangMarch 10, 2015
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Eradicating Measles Globally by 2020?

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Epidemiologist Dr. Rebecca Martin cautions that the global…
Anderson Nguyen
Anderson NguyenMarch 10, 2015
Wellness

Disease Detectives: Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome

AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome), previously known as testicular feminization, is a genetic disorder that makes…
Priya Bhattacharjee
Priya BhattacharjeeMarch 10, 2015
Research

Dissolvable Medical Implants

Medical implants often need to be installed in an operating room. Pacemakers and cochlear hearing aids,…
Benjamin Yang
Benjamin YangMarch 10, 2015
FeaturedPublic Health

“You Have One Year to Live”: Predicting Survival

I work in pediatric oncology. In layman's terms, childhood cancer. While my job involves pipetting at…
Kailyn Kim
Kailyn KimMarch 9, 2015
FeaturedResearch

Handheld Device Grants “X-Ray Vision”

The scanner being developed by entrepreneur Jonathan Rothberg's startup company, Butterfly Network, doesn't actually use X-rays or…
Benjamin Yang
Benjamin YangMarch 8, 2015
Research

The Science Behind “The Munchies”

Marijuana use has been notoriously associated with a phenomena that has been affectionately named "The…
Alex Kim
Alex KimMarch 8, 2015
Public Health

California Smog 411: What it’s Made of and Why it’s Deadly

We've all heard that pollution is bad, but just how bad is it? In California,…
Lochan Shah
Lochan ShahMarch 8, 2015
Research

The Relationship Between Hunger Neurons and Compulsive Behavior

One of the most "fashionable" things to do today is to go on dietary “cleanses”…
Amit Kumar
Amit KumarMarch 7, 2015
Wellness

Disease Detectives: Hydrocephalus

The featured image above shows a CT scan of the brain of a patient with…
Priya Bhattacharjee
Priya BhattacharjeeMarch 7, 2015
Wellness

Disease Detectives: Glomerulonephritis

Glomerulonephritis is a type of kidney disease that damages the kidneys' ability to remove waste…
Priya Bhattacharjee
Priya BhattacharjeeMarch 6, 2015
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