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Jan 84 min read

The Future of Alzheimer’s Research… Will it Exist?

Authored by Isabel Lee Art by Constance Newell The long goodbye… The irreversible curse… A fate worse than death… Often called many of...

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Environments for Exercise in NY City and State

Christopher John Arroyo

Jan 84 min read

Environments for Exercise in NY City and State

Authored by Christopher John Arroyo Art by Jenny Li State variation in environmental policy, both in our built and natural environments,...

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Gina Lombardo

Jan 84 min read

Critical Lifelines: Air Ambulances in Rural America

Authored by Gina Lombardo One-fourth of Americans are unable to access emergency medical care within an hour’s drive from their home....

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The U.S. Government Pandemic-Proofs Nursing Homes

Carla Hu

Jan 85 min read

The U.S. Government Pandemic-Proofs Nursing Homes

Authored by Carla Hu Art by Angela Yuan Think for a minute. Where might you be living at the age of 65 or older? For many Americans, that...

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Lauren Peysakhova

Jan 84 min read

mRNA Vaccines: Safe and Effective

Authored by Lauren Peysakhova Art by Joyce Wang Going to the doctor to get a vaccine is a routine most people are familiar with....

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Effat Rahman

Jun 4, 20234 min read

Scheduled Pain: The Hidden Realities of Endometriosis

Authored by Effat Rahman, Human Biology, Health, and Society ‘24 Conversations with Friends, a fiction novel by Irish author Sally...

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Traffic Pollution: An Emerging Brain Disease Risk Factor?

Nancy Zoria

May 31, 20233 min read

Traffic Pollution: An Emerging Brain Disease Risk Factor?

Authored by Nancy Zoria, Human Biology, Health, and Society '26 Art by Kaylah Nicholson, Human Biology, Health, and Society '25 While...

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Constance Newell

May 30, 20235 min read

Ithaca’s Fluoride Debacle

Authored by Constance Newell, Biological Sciences '24 Art by Phoebe Ahn, Biology & Society '23 Ithaca, New York, is a frontrunner in...

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Ella Yitzhaki

May 30, 20234 min read

The Fourth Wave of the Opioid Overdose Epidemic

Authored by Ella Yitzhaki, Government Major & Public Policy '24 The Opioid Overdose Epidemic in the states has led to the deaths of over...

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Climate Migration, Displacement, and Resilience in Public Health

Emily Vo

May 30, 20234 min read

Climate Migration, Displacement, and Resilience in Public Health

Authored by Emily Vo, Computer Science '25 Art by Michelle Zhang, Biological Sciences and Information Science '25 The climate crisis has...

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Justina Mosley

Dec 23, 20225 min read

The Hidden Causes of Cardiovascular Disease

While one might imagine cancer, COVID-19, or dementia to be the leading cause of death in America, the answer is none of the above —...

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Parasocial “Realities” are Hurting Society

Ganga Dripaul

Dec 23, 20224 min read

Parasocial “Realities” are Hurting Society

Feeling a longing to be accepted and to belong somewhere is not rare. With the prevalence of social media, many people are turning to...

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When Generalizing Turns Sour: What Modern Outbreaks Can Teach Us About Public Health Profiling

Anjali Anbu

Dec 23, 20224 min read

When Generalizing Turns Sour: What Modern Outbreaks Can Teach Us About Public Health Profiling

Today, most people who stay moderately up-to-date regarding the spread of monkeypox know the same core facts: contraction is typically...

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What They Don’t Tell You About Having A Uterus: Hermeneutical Injustice & the Womb

Tracy Lihui Zhang

Dec 23, 20225 min read

What They Don’t Tell You About Having A Uterus: Hermeneutical Injustice & the Womb

Researchers predict that from 2010 to 2050, 43.8 million women in the US alone will experience symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse and...

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Gavin Zhou

Dec 23, 20223 min read

A Body of Plastic

Perhaps the single most ubiquitous material in the world right now is plastic, and more specifically, microplastics. Microplastics,...

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The Future of Male Contraception in a Post-Roe Society

Shruti Nagpal

Dec 23, 20223 min read

The Future of Male Contraception in a Post-Roe Society

On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States overruled Roe v. Wade, the famous 1973 court case recognizing the Constitutional...

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The Importance of Menstrual Health Education in Post-Roe America

Pat Li

Dec 23, 20224 min read

The Importance of Menstrual Health Education in Post-Roe America

Whether it be whispering to a friend to ‘check’ or the subtle slipping of tampons up a sweater sleeve, the culture surrounding period...

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Farms and Food: The Implications of Glyphosate Usage on Human Health

Gina Lombardo

Dec 23, 20224 min read

Farms and Food: The Implications of Glyphosate Usage on Human Health

Glyphosate was first available to the International Agriculture Industry in 1974 and has since become the most widely used herbicide and...

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Artificial Turf and its Unknown Health Consequences

Juliana Josinsky

Dec 23, 20224 min read

Artificial Turf and its Unknown Health Consequences

Many cities, high schools, universities, and professional sports teams believe they have made suitable investments in switching from...

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Vera Li

Dec 23, 20226 min read

The Genetics Behind Eating Disorders

In today’s social media-governed society, it seems like almost everyone is preoccupied with their body and diet. It’s no surprise that...

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