The “CSI Effect”: Fact or Fiction?
By Annika Carter We have all heard of those crime-fighting television shows. In fact, many of us have watched programs such as CSI, Bones, Law and Order, 48 Hours: Hard
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Earth From Space
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Read moreAmazing Creatures of the Ocean
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Read moreThe 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
Read moreThrowback: How Penicillin Saved the World
By: Ahmed Mahmood Modern medicine seems like science fiction but the science behind modern medicine couldn’t be closer to reality. In the 1980’s, genetic engineering allowed scientists at Genentech to
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 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 moreThe Evolution of Surgical Treatment for Cancer
By: Sona Rao Cancer has always been a disease of mystery. It is the subject of countless movies and songs and has demanded increasing amounts of attention through time. Thousands
Read moreIn Excellence: The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2013
By: Erica Lee Albert Nobel and the Nobel Prize Albert Nobel was dynamite. As a child, he inhaled languages and absorbed every scientific text he could find. He later became
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