The Science of Snow, Nature’s Fluffy Frenemy
Ah, snow. The silent, fluffy substance that turns roads into ice rinks, schools into ghost towns, and our carefully laid...
Discovering the Gut Microbiome and its Mental Health Benefits
I assume that most people have heard the phrase “gut feeling” many times before, but many don't realize just how...
The World Mosquito Program can be LIFESAVING!
Introduction According to the CDC, the mosquito is the world’s deadliest animal, killing more people than any other animal in...
Strength in Numbers: Herd Immunity in Vulnerable Populations
Introduction Herd immunity is a scientific phenomenon that occurs when a large portion of a certain population becomes immune to...
Why Do We Procrastinate? Read About the Psychology Around Procrastination Here!
Introduction Have you ever found yourself on your phone scrolling for just a few more minutes to avoid starting work?...
Navigating Healthcare: A Comparison Between the UK and the US
Introduction When approaching the topic of healthcare, like nearly everything in both countries, the US and UK couldn't be more...
The Science Behind Making a Hero: What Would it Take to Turn YOU into Captain America?
What if science had no ethical limitations- no lines we refuse to cross or boundaries left unguarded? The idea of...
Hydroxyurea: The Drug That’s Saving Lives in Developing Countries
Hydroxyurea, a drug initially developed for cancer treatment through chemotherapy, has become a new therapeutic treatment for sickle cell disease...
The Vital Future of Monoclonal Antibodies
Monoclonal antibodies are synthetic molecules created in laboratories that are designed to function as stand-in antibodies capable of simulating the...