Written by Natalie Tran and Edited by Josephine Chan Although a typical cut can be quite annoying, it is very rarely life-threatening. Excessive blood loss…
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Written by Christina Young and Edited by Mehr Kaur Bawa Antibodies are secreted proteins that travel in the blood and are a result of an…
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Written by Christina Young and Edited by Mehr Bawa While many vaccines and drugs are attributed to curing disease, they may also assist your body’s…
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Written by Ashima Seth and Edited by Kevin Liu For several decades, the use of non-human animals as test subjects in medical research has been…
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Written by Tonya Mukherjee and Edited by Kevin Liu More than 34 million Americans have diabetes, and of those 34 million, 90-95% are afflicted with…
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Written by Tonya Mukherjee and Edited by Sorina Long Since the discovery of BPA’s estrogen-like behavior in the 1930’s, the chemical has become a controversial…
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Written by Rahul Koonantavida and Edited by Kevin Liu Imagine if humans could harness the ever-elusive power to directly control the way that they age.…
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Written by Tonya Mukherjee and Edited by Catherine Zhang As of August 2017, a new cancer treatment has been made available for clinical use. Chimeric…
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Written by Ashima Seth and Edited by Rasheed Majzoub Most Biology texts devote a plethora of pages to neurons, the primary signaling cells of the…
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Written by Christina Young and Edited by Ashima Seth In 1986, newspaper headlines read of curious stories of domestic cows straying from their normally docile…
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