Month: February 2020

MAAZ GUL – Cancer: the second leading cause of death in the world following heart disease. It is something that many of us are painfully aware of, whether that be

MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ – As a pre-med English Major, I’ve been met with a variety of responses upon telling people my academic interests: “Whoa, I didn’t know you could do that.”

STEPHEN JOSEPH – Headlines and Twitter feeds have run rampant over the past several days, sensationalizing the extent of the coronavirus and promoting irrational fear among the public. While the

ARCHIE PATEL – Stem cell research and therapy has become a very hopeful and advanced, albeit controversial, scientific research topic in recent years. Stem cells are unspecialized cells of the

ALEX HOLLOWAY – Smart technology is virtually everywhere.  It’s in our homes, cars, bedrooms and for some, even on our bodies.  Many of these smart products were released within the

AHAMAD NISAR – How exactly does a student transition into a doctor — is it the rigor of pre-med courses, medical school, or something even further down the road? Pre-med

SURAYA MOHIDUL – What is it? The Human Genome Project formally started in 1990 and was completed in 2003, making the project a 13-year long venture. The project was coordinated

ISABELLE RIDDLE – On lazy afternoons, my roommates and I indulge ourselves in marathon watch-parties of My 600-Pound Life on TLC. Recently, this pastime led to a heated debate among

AUSTIN WAHLE – In 2017, the FDA approved the first digital pill to be available for the treatment of patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (Klitzman, 2019). After the release