Bacteriophages: A Promising Medical Advent?
Authored by Saahil Joshi Art by Nabiha Zaman Bacteriophages, viruses that parasitize and replicate within bacteria, have been emerging as...
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Sumaswara Chinthalapati
Jan 84 min read
The Science Behind the Sub-2 Hour Marathon
Authored by Sumaswara Chinthalapati Imagine running a four-and-a-half-minute mile. That time itself is phenomenally fast with only an...
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Emma Davila
Jan 84 min read
Could Ecstasy Offer Hope for Trauma Survivors?
Authored by Emma Davila Art by Nabiha Zaman The drug ecstasy, or “molly”, often has a negative stigma given its association with drug...
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Mahesa Miah
Jan 83 min read
#Ozempic
Authored by Mahesa Miah Art by Fiona Reilly We all want to look our best, but to what lengths will we go to achieve our ideal figure?...
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Maya Nachman
Jan 83 min read
The Dangers of the Weight Loss Drug Fad
Authored by Maya Nachman Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro… Do any of these sound familiar? The names of these weight loss drugs have been thrown...
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Maya Gowda
Jan 83 min read
The Power of Non-toxic Mosquito Repellents
Authored by Maya Gowda We often look towards medical advancements to cure our health problems, but have we ever looked at the nature...
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Kylie Huber
Jan 84 min read
Vaccine Diplomacy and Biotechnological Advancement: An International Understanding
Authored by Kylie Huber Art by Joyce Wang Since the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for vaccinations has created a...
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Carissa Nair
Jan 83 min read
Case Closed? Neuroscience’s Biggest Mystery Uncovered
Authored by Carissa Nair Art by Audrey Trivedi The human brain is an enigma. While the neural processes that dictate our daily lives...
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Rohith Karthik
Jan 83 min read
MRg-A-SBRT: A New Innovation in Cancer Research
Authored by Rohith Karthik Cancer, often regarded as one of the most formidable adversaries of human health, has long cast its ominous...
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Gwen Schway
Jan 83 min read
Modern Brain Drug Delivery: Innovative or Obsolete?
Authored by Gwen Schway Art by Michelle Choi You may be familiar with various names of common therapeutics responsible for treating brain...
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Ganga Dripaul
Jan 85 min read
From Printer to Stomach: Developments in Printed Food
Authored by Ganga Dripaul Do you ever wish you could print out a meal in the comfort of your own home? What about printing out fresh...
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Krystal Ramnarine
Jan 84 min read
MCED Revolution: Shaping The Future of Cancer Screening
Authored by Krystal Ramnarine What if we could revolutionize the way we detect and treat cancer? Cancer, a formidable adversary that has...
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Jamie Li
Jan 83 min read
Virtual Reality and AI in Transforming Mental Healthcare
Authored by Jamie Li Art by Jenny Li Approximately 5% of Americans have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which translates to 13...
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Pat Li
Jan 83 min read
Zurzuvae: A Breakthrough in Postpartum Depression Treatment
Authored by Pat Li Art by Joyce Wang Postpartum depression (PPD) is a severe mental health condition that affects millions of new mothers...
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Cameron Meyer
Jan 84 min read
The Role Investors Play in Healthcare Innovation
Authored by Cameron Meyer Art by Michelle Choi The healthcare market is attractive to many investors due to its volatility, potential for...
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Isabel Lee
Jan 84 min read
The Future of Alzheimer’s Research… Will it Exist?
Authored by Isabel Lee Art by Constance Newell The long goodbye… The irreversible curse… A fate worse than death… Often called many of...
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Kate Constan
Jan 85 min read
Leqembi and The Costs of Cognition
Authored by Kate Constan Art by Amber Briscoe The families of Alzheimer’s Disease patients share a simple wish: more time and more...
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Angelica Bernal
Jun 1, 20234 min read
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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Ashley Kwon
May 30, 20234 min read
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, 20234 min read
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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