Bridging the Gap Between Language and Healthcare Joanna Zhu – In a study conducted in 2005, it was found that families who have a language barrier were significantly more at

JARED SOLOVEI – After decades of warnings from the scientific community, mankind is beginning to see the dire consequences of its mismanagement of natural resources and maltreatment of the biosphere.

MEDHINI RAMESH – Imagine a world where the dead can come back to life. Scientists at Yale have brought us one step closer to this world becoming a reality…  When

SRINIDHI VANGALA – In the United States, there are about 1,000 new cases of osteosarcoma each year. In these cases, almost half of them are children and teens. These cases

KENNEDI SCALES – The immune system is an extraordinary and powerful defense mechanism of the human body. It is primarily responsible for protecting us from potential threats that are caused

DEANA TRUONG – September is World’s Alzheimer’s Month, and this year’s campaign focuses on post-diagnostic support. The events leading up to a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, and the major shift in

SRINIDHI VANGALA – Cells, the basic unit of the human body, are made mainly of molecules known as proteins. Cells create proteins from building blocks called amino acids based on

ANNIE PATEL – A new, regenerative cell type called respiratory airway secretory cells (RASCs) was discovered by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. This novel discovery plays