How Old We Can Be
Authored by Gavin Zhou, Biological Sciences ‘25 Art by Ishani Chopra, Biological Sciences and Biometry & Statistics '24 On August 4,...
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Ganga Dripaul
- Jun 4
- 5 min
Can the Internet Kill the Earth?
Authored by Ganga Dripaul, Biomedical Engineering ‘24 Art by Chloe Cho, Human Biology, Health, and Society '26 The virtual clouds on...
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Effat Rahman
- Jun 4
- 4 min
Scheduled Pain: The Hidden Realities of Endometriosis
Authored by Effat Rahman, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘24 Conversations with Friends, a fiction novel by Irish author Sally...
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Evelyn Kim
- Jun 4
- 4 min
The Dangers and Beauty of Cesarean Sections
Authored by Evelyn Kim, Human Biology, Health, and Society '25 Art by Constance Newell, Biological Sciences '24 The birth of an infant is...
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Dylan Keusch
- Jun 4
- 5 min
Global Neurosurgery: All Minds Deserve a Chance
Authored by Dylan Keusch, Industrial and Labor Relations '24 Art by Chloe Cho, Human Biology, Health, and Society '26 Imagine yourself in...
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Christopher Arroyo
- Jun 4
- 4 min
Child Autonomy in Medical Decision Making
Authored by Christopher Arroyo, Health Care Policy '23 Art by Fiona Reilly '26 Are children property, people-in-part, or whole persons?...
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Cameron Meyer
- Jun 4
- 3 min
An Emerging Market for Rare Disease Therapy
Authored by Cameron Meyer, Economics and Biology & Society '26 As society progresses socially, politically, and technologically, there...
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Austin Grattan
- Jun 4
- 4 min
A Sincere Queer Fear
Authored by Austin Grattan, Health Care Policy ‘26 Art by Michelle Zhang, Biological Sciences and Information Science '25 A nurse handed...
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Anna Hayek
- Jun 1
- 4 min
Scientific Communication: An Echo to Scientific Knowledge
Authored by Anna Hayek, Biology & Society '25 Art by Joyce Wang '25 Ding! You just received a message. No, it’s not from your mom. Not...
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Alexandra Yiachos
- Jun 1
- 4 min
Reconsider Your 8 Glasses of Water Per Day
Authored by Alexandra Yiachos, Health Care Policy '24 Art by Kaylah Nicholson, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 We’ve all heard the...
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Aprile Bertomo
- Jun 1
- 4 min
Pondering Puberty: How Diet Impacts Pubertal Timing
Authored by Aprile Bertomo, Human Biology, Health, and Society '22 Art by Flavia Scott, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 When one...
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Alex Lambrianidis
- Jun 1
- 5 min
Cannabis as a Potential Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authored by Alex Lambrianidis, Biological Sciences ‘24 What first comes to mind when you hear the word, “cannabis”? Maybe you think of...
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Amina Khan
- Jun 1
- 4 min
Financial Incentives for Organ Transplantation
Authored by Amina Khan, Biological Sciences '22 Art By Ishani Chopra, Biological Sciences and Information Science '24 Thousands of...
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Angelica Bernal
- Jun 1
- 4 min
Cyborg Bacteria: Challenging Synthetic Biology and Drug Delivery
Authored by Angelica Bernal, Biomedical Engineering '25 What do arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and cancer have in common? These...
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Yoojin Jung
- May 31
- 5 min
The Meaning of Palliative Care to Older Adults
Authored by Yoojin Jung, Human Development '23 Art by Ashley Chopra, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 The constant beeping sound of...
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Vera Li
- May 31
- 6 min
The Dark Side of the Sunshine Vitamin
Authored by Vera Li, Human Biology, Health, and Society '26 Art by Angela Yuan, Biological Sciences '24 Current health and wellness...
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Sarah Lim
- May 31
- 5 min
Understanding Pfizer v. HHS: The Ethics of Pharmaceutical Copays
Authored by Sarah Lim, Psychology ‘23 Art by Frieda Nemon, Biological Sciences '25 The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Pfizer’s co-pay...
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Sarah Ayusa
- May 31
- 4 min
Male Birth Control Pills: Inclusive or Biased?
Authored by Sarah Ayusa, Biology & Society ‘25 Art by Ishani Chopra, Biological Sciences and Biometry & Statistics '24 The current...
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Priya Bhashyam
- May 31
- 3 min
An Uninsured Uncertainty: Health or Wealth?
Authored by Priya Bhashyam, Biomedical Engineering ‘25 Art by Michelle Zhang, Biological Sciences and Information Science '25 Is money...
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Nancy Zoria
- May 31
- 3 min
Traffic Pollution: An Emerging Brain Disease Risk Factor?
Authored by Nancy Zoria, Human Biology, Health, and Society '26 Art by Kaylah Nicholson, Human Biology, Health, and Society '25 While...
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Maya Nachman
- May 31
- 3 min
Will Drug Prices Finally Be More Affordable?
Authored by Maya Nachman, Global and Public Health Sciences '26 Art by Michelle Choi, Human Biology, Health, and Society '25 For decades...
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cuhealthcarereview
- May 31
- 4 min
Bias Reproduction through AI-Based Diagnostic Healthcare Tools
Authored by Lyla Saxena, Master in Health Administration ‘24 Art by Jenny Li '26 How do we balance the technological revolution in...
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Laurel Whidden
- May 31
- 4 min
Ecuador’s Integration of Traditional Medicine and Modern Healthcare System
Authored by Laurel Whidden, Global and Public Health Sciences '26 Art by Amber Briscoe '25 In the Subcentro de Salud de Cotundo:...
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Joshua Lim
- May 31
- 4 min
Immigrant Healthcare Access in the US: Systemic Barriers
Authored by Joshua Lim, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘26 Art by Chloe Cho, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘26 There are...
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Constance Newell
- May 30
- 5 min
Ithaca’s Fluoride Debacle
Authored by Constance Newell, Biological Sciences '24 Art by Phoebe Ahn, Biology & Society '23 Ithaca, New York, is a frontrunner in...
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Ella Yitzhaki
- May 30
- 4 min
The Fourth Wave of the Opioid Overdose Epidemic
Authored by Ella Yitzhaki, Government Major & Public Policy '24 The Opioid Overdose Epidemic in the states has led to the deaths of over...
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Esha Shakthy
- May 30
- 4 min
Emerging Research in Nutritional Psychiatry
Authored by Esha Shakthy, Nutrition Sciences '25 Art by Ashley Chopra, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 One in five American adults...
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Anjali Anbu
- May 30
- 4 min
To Scale Doubt: DALYs’ Ethical and Validity Shortcomings
Authored by Anjali Anbu, Global and Public Health Sciences ‘26 Art by Carina Garcia, Biological Sciences '23 Hidden amongst her vast...
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Ava Hopper Kendregan
- May 30
- 5 min
Drug Decriminalization: Saving Grace or Grave Mistake?
Authored by Ava Hopper Kendregan, Global & Public Health Sciences ‘26 Upon returning to school after spring break in my junior year of...
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Jaidyn Duhon
- May 30
- 4 min
Unpacking Sickle Cell Disease: Understanding Its Severity
Authored by Jaidyn Duhon '26 Art by Fiona Reilly '26 Millions of people throughout the world are afflicted by the genetic illness known...
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Emily Vo
- May 30
- 4 min
Climate Migration, Displacement, and Resilience in Public Health
Authored by Emily Vo, Computer Science '25 Art by Michelle Zhang, Biological Sciences and Information Science '25 The climate crisis has...
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Emma Lin
- May 30
- 3 min
The Nationwide Nursing Crisis
Authored by Emma Lin, Policy Analysis and Management ‘26 Overworked. Understaffed. Tens of thousands of nurses in America are exhausted,...
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Jacob Szlechter
- May 30
- 4 min
CRISPR: The Innovative Genetic Engineering Tool of Tomorrow
Authored by Jacob Szlechter, Biological Sciences ‘24 The rapid rise in popularity seen within the field of biomedical engineering has led...
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Ashley Kwon
- May 30
- 4 min
Are We Being Treated or Tracked?
Authored by Ashley Kwon, Human Development '26 Art by Sammie Lee, Health Care Policy '26 Would you trust technology with non-human...
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Ankitha Kasavaraju
- May 30
- 4 min
Price Gouging in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Authored by Ankitha Kasavaraju, Policy Analysis & Management '26 Art by Frieda Nemon, Biological Sciences '25 It is no surprise that...
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Carissa Nair
- May 30
- 5 min
A New Medical Frontier: Nanotechnology
Authored by Carissa Nair, Biological Sciences ‘26 Art by Carina Garcia, Biological Sciences '23 Scientists have always gravitated towards...
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Cameron Meyer
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
The Role of Venture Capital in Healthcare
Telehealth. mRNA vaccines. Gene therapy. What links these areas of healthcare with other innovative fronts? Venture capital. Throughout...
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Justina Mosley
- Dec 23, 2022
- 5 min
The Hidden Causes of Cardiovascular Disease
While one might imagine cancer, COVID-19, or dementia to be the leading cause of death in America, the answer is none of the above —...
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Yoojin Jung
- Dec 23, 2022
- 3 min
The Overturn of Roe v. Wade and Surrogac
On June 24th, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a monumental court decision that had previously given women the right...
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Jerome Dovan
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
Physician-Scientists: bridging research and medicine
Though they occupy an uncommon niche, physician-scientists are critical contributors to the field of biomedical research. This workforce...
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Ganga Dripaul
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
Parasocial “Realities” are Hurting Society
Feeling a longing to be accepted and to belong somewhere is not rare. With the prevalence of social media, many people are turning to...
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Anjali Anbu
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
When Generalizing Turns Sour: What Modern Outbreaks Can Teach Us About Public Health Profiling
Today, most people who stay moderately up-to-date regarding the spread of monkeypox know the same core facts: contraction is typically...
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Tracy Lihui Zhang
- Dec 23, 2022
- 5 min
What They Don’t Tell You About Having A Uterus: Hermeneutical Injustice & the Womb
Researchers predict that from 2010 to 2050, 43.8 million women in the US alone will experience symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse and...
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Gavin Zhou
- Dec 23, 2022
- 3 min
A Body of Plastic
Perhaps the single most ubiquitous material in the world right now is plastic, and more specifically, microplastics. Microplastics,...
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Hayley Striegel
- Dec 23, 2022
- 5 min
Why Did We Evolve to Have Migraines?
Migraine is a debilitating condition that affects more than 10% of people worldwide [1]. Historically, conditions that are...
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Lamisa Nubayaat
- Dec 23, 2022
- 5 min
The Hidden Complications of Diagnosing Childhood Mental Illness
Sioned’s home life had always been tough. From a young age, she and her brother watched silently as their parents fought for hours. When...
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Amina Khan
- Dec 23, 2022
- 3 min
Understanding Cultural Humility In US Healthcare
Communication between physicians and patients presents an issue for one in five individuals receiving healthcare in the United States...
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Faith Han
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
The Narrative Beneath the Mask
A word that needs no introduction –COVID-19– has been headlining news outlets for years now, addressing issues ranging from the...
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Janen Khan
- Dec 23, 2022
- 4 min
Two Wrongs Making a Right: Using Mutations for Personalized Cancer Therapy
Cancer is nothing new in the medical field, being one of the leading causes of death worldwide [1]. If it is so common, then why is it so...
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Ishan Shah
- Dec 23, 2022
- 5 min
Unmet Needs: Addressing Barriers to Mental Healthcare
The numbers speak for themselves– Over 50 million Americans or 1 in every 5 Americans were experiencing a mental illness in 2019-2020...
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