BY GRACE HUNNINGS – Robots exist everywhere—from science fiction to local hospitals—and they are developing fast under today’s healthcare system. Since the decade-old introduction of the first robotic surgical assistant,

BY SANIA QAZI – The Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, passed 9 years ago after months of contentious debates about how the bill should address the issue regarding the

BY MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ – It is safe to say that most people take drinking water for granted. Perhaps we don’t give drinking water enough of a priority in our lives

BY ISHAN VAISH – When most people go into the operating room, they do not question the safety of the procedure they are about to undergo. That’s the FDA’s job,

BY ZEHADI ALAM – What if you could take a pill and become smarter? Sound too good to be true? Our epistemic duties would demand skeptical inquiry on our part

BY MARIA FLOWERS – From humble beginnings rose an organization founded on passion and grounded in career development while promoting equality. Women in Science (WiSci, for short), emerged out of

BY  RIGI THOMAS – Is it possible to say no to trial and error? As medical prescriptions move away from trial and error methods that are ineffective, harmful and tedious,

BY SASHA STOGNIY – Circadian rhythms – from the Latin “circa” (around) and “diem” (day) – are internal biological processes aligned with certain external environmental cues that repeat in a