The Science Behind a Perfect Hug
ALEX HOLLOWAY – After a bad day, kids and adults alike may need a good hug. Hugs have become a universal symbol for care, love, and kindness as people embrace
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Self Care: The New Trend
ANNIE PATEL – In recent years, the rise of social media has allowed content and news to travel much faster among the public. With a global audience, social media has
Read moreThree Books All Pre-Health Students Should Read
AUSTIN WAHLE – There is a reason why many interviewers from healthcare related schools ask the question, “What is the last book you read?”, or “What book that you have
Read moreCOVID-19 Vaccine Updates
STEPHEN JOSEPH – Vaccine development is usually a lengthy process that takes several years, and often doesn’t produce safe or effective vaccines. However, there is widespread optimism that a vaccine
Read moreRacial Risk Factors
ISHAN VAISH – Risk factors for Covid-19 range from obesity to asthma. Scientists estimate that almost 47% of the population currently possesses one or more of these risk factors, and
Read moreSmoking Addiction or Severe Loneliness? Science Says Their Effects Are the Same
KRISTIN KEITH – Since its unprecedented spread to the United States in early March, the novel coronavirus has resulted in more than 42,000 deaths across the country. It has infected
Read moreCompounding Pharmacies
MORENIKE ISOLA – For over a century, compounding pharmacies have remained an industry of great controversy due to their perceived benefits in contrast with the risk they bring on people’s
Read moreThe Pathophysiology of COVID-19
AHMAD NISAR – Exploring the pathophysiology of a disease is like dissecting a machine to understand how its individual parts — its gears, nuts, wires, and bolts — interlock and
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Leera Scholarship Winner – Visual | Asma Hashim
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