TECHNOLOGY AND THE PATIENT-CARE EXPERIENCE
BY RALEIGH DURAN – You walk into the doctor’s office, greeted by a receptionist that hardly takes her eyes off of the screen in front of her, or even worse,
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STRESS VS. THE FLU VACCINE
BY OLIVIA WALLON – Flu season is like a groundhog day for America. Campuses and offices are littered with flyers and posters to get vaccinated. News articles claim that this
Read moreADDICTION IN YOUR POCKET
BY FAIZ SAULAT – What’s the first thing you check in the morning? What do you carry in your pocket everywhere you go? What do you use for news, music,
Read moreTHE SILENT EPIDEMIC: OPIOID ABUSE
BY ERIC SANTANA – In the last decade, there has been a steady increase in the number of deaths related to the misuse of an increasingly common class of drugs
Read moreE-CIGARETTES: THE REAL COST FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
BY ANA MEHRANIAN – Mango Tango, Yummy Strawberry, Cotton Candy Swirl,Tooty Frooty and Pink Lemonade. Although these names may sound like appealing candy or drink flavors marketed to children and
Read moreA YEAR IN THE LIFE OF A FIRST-YEAR MED STUDENT: ANATOMY LAB
BY GRANT MERCER – Gross Anatomy lab, during which cadavers are dissected and studied in detail, is a rite of passage for most first-year medical students. For many, it is
Read moreWHY TAKE A VACATION
BY AMMAR SHAH – One of the biggest questions companies have to ask themselves is the amount of vacation time their employees get. After all, a company’s job is to
Read moreTHE INDOOR INVADER: MOLD
BY ISHAN VAISH – When the students of Russell Hall all started getting sick, whispers of an alleged mold problem broke loose. Within a few days, their GroupMe was blowing
Read moreFINDING A RESEARCH LAB
BY KATIE LUQUIRE – Undergraduate research is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have in college. Through conducting a research project, you are able expand learning beyond the
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