Neuroplasticity and Neurorehabilitation: An Application to Neuro-Prosthetics
By Leire Sofia Rossi-Crespo “Just use your brain”, I tell myself, “it’s that simple”. Sometimes it can be, but other times, elbows deep...
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Esha Shakthy
Oct 214 min read
Breakthroughs and Advancements in Diabetes Management
By: Esha Shakthy, Nutritional Sciences ‘25 Diabetes is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide. Lancet estimates that...
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Anwesa Brahmachary
Oct 214 min read
Moving Healthcare Towards Increased Accessibility
By: Anwesa Brahmachary, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘26 The number of people with chronic illnesses in the United States is...
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Meric Berrendaffan
Oct 214 min read
Impending Risk of Neurological Disorders Decades After Covid-19
By: Meric Berrendaffan, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘26 As COVID-19 seemingly fades from the news and most people’s worries, it is...
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Leyna Hoang
Oct 213 min read
On the Record: The Diagnosis of Administrative Burden
By: Leyna Hoang, Biological Sciences, ‘27 There is a secret that is not taught to medical students that they will soon face when they...
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Andrew Chung
Oct 214 min read
Ethical Challenges of AI-based Medical Diagnosis and Forecasting
By: Andrew Chung, Biometry and Statistics ‘26 “AI is the future” talk is commonplace in this time and age, as it pertains to all facets...
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Emily Vo
Oct 212 min read
Chronic Kidney Disease, Heat Inequality, and Rural Communities
By: Emily Vo, Computer Science ‘25 In recent years, the global surge in chronic kidney disease (CKD) has not only become a pressing...
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Elise Meng
Oct 214 min read
Gypsy Rose Blanchard & The World of Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another
By: Elise Meng, Chemistry ‘27 On December 23rd, 2023, Gypsy Rose Blanchard was released from prison after serving seven years for the...
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Kate Constan
Oct 214 min read
Neurology/Technology: An Essential Intersection
By: Kate Constan, Cognitive Science ‘ 2026 Ironically, computers seem to have become the focal point of life science discussions: machine...
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Jimin Kim
Oct 173 min read
Mind Over Body
By: Jimin Kim, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘25 The sounds of beeping machines, running footsteps, and anxious voices. In the...
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Simeon Swaby
Oct 174 min read
Recent Advances in Medical Gene-Editing
By: Simeon Swaby, Biology & Society ‘26 In a world where new technological advancements often generate immense hype, only to be met with...
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Jibran Khan
Oct 173 min read
Conquering Cancer, the Everlasting Puzzle
By: Jibran Khan, HBHS ‘26 Cancer presents itself as a multifaceted and formidable enemy that consistently challenges the advances of the...
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Sophia Huynh
Oct 175 min read
TikTok As a Public Health Tool in the Diagnosis of ADHD.
By: Sophia Huynh, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘25 The COVID-19 lockdowns caused the use of social media usage to skyrocket....
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Carissa Nair
Oct 174 min read
Healthcare Inaccessibility: Diagnostics and Digitization
By: Carissa Nair, Biological Sciences ‘26 We live in an age of unprecedented scientific innovation. In recent years, there have been...
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Rohith Karthik
Oct 173 min read
CRISPR/CAS9: A New Development in Gene Editing Therapy
By: Rohith Karthik, Global and Public Health Sciences, 2027 Sickle cell anemia, also known as SS, is among the most prevalent groups of...
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Noah Goodman
Oct 174 min read
Hospice Care: Relieving the Death Process
By: Noah Goodman, Human Development ‘27 The ending of life need not stipulate an end to proper living. The miracle of hospice care...
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Dylan Cochin
Oct 173 min read
United States Mask Companies: Temporary or Permanent?
By: Dylan Cochin, Economics and Biology & Society ‘2027 Wearing masks became commonplace during the COVID-19 pandemic, with individuals...
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Lauren Peysakhova
Oct 172 min read
Vegan or Carnivore?
By: Lauren Peysakhova, Biology ‘2026 Only meat or no meat? There is much debate over which diet is healthier. While red meat is high in ...
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Emma Davila
Oct 173 min read
Understanding the Science and Implications Behind Nitrogen Hypoxia
By: Emma Davila, Global and Public Health Sciences ‘26 Nitrogen gas is a substance commonly known by many, as it makes up 78% of the...
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Anna Nanas
Oct 173 min read
The Gut-Brain Axis: The Role of Microbiota in Psychiatric Conditions
By: Anna Nanas, Biological Sciences ‘2024 The relationship between the gut and the brain has garnered increasing attention in recent...
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