In Case of Emergency: Lay off the Pizza and Do a Squat
by Selin Odman Rumored to be the best four years of your life, college will become a whirlwind of running from classes to meetings to labs to research. It is
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Not Just the Winter Blues?
By: Miranda Martin We are now entering what may be the dreariest time of the year. Many of us are returning to campus after a few weeks at home or
Read moreTake Charge of Taking Care of Yourself: Why Mass Media Should Not Be Your Only Source for Health Information
By Haley Vale Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow is headed to Washington as a well-dressed, passionate political lobbyist. Despite the similarities between Paltrow’s most recent project and the plot of Legally Blonde
Read moreThe Impossible Balancing Act
By Selin Odman There are certain things that we expect from college. We leave our hometown bubble, eager for new responsibilities and opportunities that drive us to move out of
Read moreWhy Am I So Tired?: Considerations for Better Sleep
By Nikhil Gangasani On a sunny Friday afternoon last November, I excitedly stepped out of the Food Sciences building after a week of studying hard, taking tests, and having little sleep.
Read moreThe Positives of the Ebola Craze and Your 5 Minute Guide to the Virus
Google “ebola news” and in .18 seconds 355,000,000 results appear. Ebola’s nationwide celebrity is an interesting case being that it still has yet to reach pandemic status. Many satirical news
Read moreThe Modern Relevance of Fundamental Biomedical Research
By: Natalie Dixon With the economy still in a fragile state in the United States as well as around the world, the government authorities have attempted to reduce the budget
Read moreMobile Disease Surveillance
By: Trang Nguyen Mobile devices enable us to do amazing things. We can stay up to date on emails and breaking news stories. We can speak face-to-face with someone that
Read moreThe Evolution of Doctors and Medicine
By: Ahmed Mahmood Recently, the public perception of doctors has been dramatically unfavorable. Chris Barrett, special registrar of neurosurgery of Newcastle General Hospital in Newcastle, England, writes in his Medical
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