Month: November 2024

PABLO ASHI – My almost three-month trial run at UGA has proved to have its ups and downs. Some ups: the power bowls at Snelling, my chem class (shoutout Dr.

CARLIE OLENICK – Suicide and Autism  Previously, many scientists considered intellectual disabilities associated with autism to be a preventative factor against suicide, based on the assumption that these particular disabilities

YASMEEN KABARIA – Imagine if the brain had a user manual—one that revealed the perfect balance of rest, stress, and studying to help you master anything from Spanish verbs to

MARIAM KALATHIL – In recent years, the clinician-scientist, a profession that lies at the intersection of patient care and scientific research, has significantly declined. The role is a backbone of

MAHIMA BHAT – Innovations in medical diagnostics have increased in recent years to improve testing accuracy, accessibility, and minimal invasiveness. Historically, imaging methods such as CT scans, swabs, and blood

JAABILI GOSUKONDA – As a practice, healthcare and medicine are incredibly demanding lines of work on their own. Most physicians work 40-60 hours a week and see upwards of 20

MOHNISH MISHRY – Magic mushrooms, ketamine, LSD, and DMA/ecstasy are all psychedelic drugs considered illegal by federal law in the United States. Nonetheless, researchers have discovered the significant health benefits