The Medical Relevance of Oceanic Exploration
By Hammad Khalid Oceanic exploration has led to many novel discoveries, ideas, and theories, including many findings pertinent to the field of medicine. Oceans cover roughly 71 percent of the
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PreMed Magazine is a student organization that aims to inform readers on science facts and healthcare news while providing tips and tricks for pre-health students to tackle the elaborate world of medicine. While readership is primarily UGA students, publications are universally accessible.
How 3-D Printing Is Revolutionizing Medicine
By: Hammad Khalid 3-D printing is the process of making a three-dimensional solid object from a digital model. This futuristic process first began in the 1980s. Recently, the 3-D printing
Read moreGoing to the Gyno
By: Lisa Dinh Picture yourself in a small room, roughly ten by thirteen feet. Smell: sterile, like evaporating alcohol or 8 a.m. chemistry lab. View: white walls and laminate flooring.
Read moreSocial Hostility Shouldn’t be a Side Effect of Mental Health Disorders
By: Juhi Varshney A mental illness is a condition that affects a person’s thoughts and emotions to the extent that it interferes with their ability to complete their regular daily
Read moreWhen Worlds Come Together
By: Chiara Tondi Resta Many undergraduate students concerned with their future careers choose to take a traditional “track,” such as pre-medicine, pre-law, or pre-pharmacy. Although each of these disciplines is
Read moreFrom Stem Cells to Cancer Cures: Reprogramming is the Way of the Future
By: Nina Paletta The media loves to sensationalize stories of medical marvel – from movies and TV specials to magazine articles and aggrandized Facebook posts, it seems as though the
Read moreHow Ancient Medicine Reveals Modern Medicine’s Change of Focus
By: Chiara Tondi Resta At the end of March, the UGA Classics department’s hard work finally culminated in the long-planned, two-day lecture event, “Ancient Medicine and the Modern Physician.” The
Read morePerformance Enhancing Drugs in the Olympic Games
By: Amna Jamshad Performance enhancing drugs date back to the ancient Olympics, during which athletes would consume products such as caffeine rich drinks, brandy, and exotic meats in order to
Read moreDrugMint: Virtual Screening Server
By: Michelle Vu DrugMint derived the criteria for a drug-like molecule from the similarities among experimental and marketed drugs in the DrugBank database. For example, this analysis suggested that druglike
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