Written by Elizabeth Montoya and Edited by Alexander Alva Polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly referred to as PCOS, is a common condition that affects women, yet…
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Written by Valerie Nguyen and Edited by Mehr Bawa While shopping at the grocery store, you may be drawn toward the more delicious-looking items. You…
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Written by Shea Dockan and Edited by Sorina Long In the twentieth century, the eugenics movement gained momentum as a method to “improve” the human…
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Written by Sowmya Kolluru and Edited by Josephine Chan Mobile clinics are growing in value, as they overcome various barriers to healthcare accessibility and facilitate…
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Written by Henry Lin and Edited by Kevin Liu “Out of sight, out of mind” is a common saying for when a problem is no…
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Written by Sowmya Kolluru and Edited by Alexander Alva According to the World Health Organization, 3.8 million individuals die as a result of indoor air…
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Written by Katie Traversino and Edited by Olivia Cooper A complete copy of our genome, our unique blueprints set composed of chemical compounds denoted as…
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Written by Hannah Segal and Edited by Sorina Long The ever-expanding cultures of food and global cuisine has brought diverse ranges of nourishment and taste.…
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Written by Katie Traversino and Edited by Josephine Chan It is essential to study the history of human research to not only to prevent the…
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Written by Sowmya Kolluru and Edited by Kevin Liu Telehealth, a healthcare consultation process used initially to bridge the geographic barrier between patients and doctors,…
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