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Authored by Jimin Kim Art by Daisy Meng The alarm goes off, and we wake up every morning to drink a cup of a darkly colored, bitter...
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Gina Lombardo
Jan 84 min read
Hidden Harms of Hormonal Birth Control
Authored by Gina Lombardo It is widely believed that hormonal birth control is prescribed for a singular purpose: to prevent pregnancy....
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Emily Zhang
Jan 83 min read
Motherless Births: A Futuristic Reality?
Authored by Emily Zhang After ovaries are surgically removed from female volunteers, they are transported to the Bottling Room where they...
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Sophia Trapani
Jan 84 min read
Cancer Treated with Lasers? Just Use Photocatalysis
Authored by Sophia Trapani Art by Michelle Choi Connie Teevan was a healthy 44 year-old woman when, seemingly out of nowhere, she found...
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Dylan Cochin
Jan 83 min read
An Additional Concern of Chemotherapy: Obtaining Oncology Drugs
Authored by Dylan Cochin Cancer patient Robert Landfair was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer in 2018 [1]. He experienced many...
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Emma Robinson
Jan 84 min read
The Impact of Stress on Autoimmune Disease
Authored by Emma Robinson Art by Ngoc Truong American society has evolved to consider stress as a normal part of everyday life. However,...
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Anna Hayek
Jan 84 min read
Vaccines and Autoimmune Diseases: Should We Fear a Link Between Them?
Authored by Anna Hayek Art by Michelle Choi The combined efforts of international organizations and major institutes over the past 10...
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Arin Faruque
Jan 83 min read
A Pioneer: Human-Pig Chimera Successfully Grows Humanized Kidneys
Authored by Arin Faruque Art by Ngoc Truong There are currently over 100,000 patients on the national organ transplant waitlist, and...
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Tanisha Pallerla
Jan 83 min read
Diversifying the Future of Medical Imagery
Authored by Tanisha Pallerla Art by Ashley Chopra When you open the average medical textbook in the United States, you will often find...
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Lauren Wilkes
Jan 85 min read
Schroth Physiotherapy: Staying Ahead of the Curve
Authored by Lauren Wilkes Art by Angela Yuan For too long, spinal fusion surgery has been the dominant solution to severe idiopathic...
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Nambita Sahai
Jan 84 min read
The Demographic-Related Biases of Clinical Trials
Authored by Nambita Sahai Art by Michelle Choi Undoubtedly, research trials have played an indispensable role in promoting global health....
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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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Cameron Meyer
Jun 4, 20233 min read
An Emerging Market for Rare Disease Therapy
Authored by Cameron Meyer, Economics and Biology & Society '26 As society progresses socially, politically, and technologically, there...
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Alexandra Yiachos
Jun 1, 20234 min read
Reconsider Your 8 Glasses of Water Per Day
Authored by Alexandra Yiachos, Health Care Policy '24 Art by Kaylah Nicholson, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 We’ve all heard the...
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Alex Lambrianidis
Jun 1, 20235 min read
Cannabis as a Potential Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authored by Alex Lambrianidis, Biological Sciences ‘24 What first comes to mind when you hear the word, “cannabis”? Maybe you think of...
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Sarah Ayusa
May 31, 20234 min read
Male Birth Control Pills: Inclusive or Biased?
Authored by Sarah Ayusa, Biology & Society ‘25 Art by Ishani Chopra, Biological Sciences and Biometry & Statistics '24 The current...
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Esha Shakthy
May 30, 20234 min read
Emerging Research in Nutritional Psychiatry
Authored by Esha Shakthy, Nutrition Sciences '25 Art by Ashley Chopra, Human Biology, Health, and Society '24 One in five American adults...
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Jacob Szlechter
May 30, 20234 min read
CRISPR: The Innovative Genetic Engineering Tool of Tomorrow
Authored by Jacob Szlechter, Biological Sciences ‘24 The rapid rise in popularity seen within the field of biomedical engineering has led...
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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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Jerome Dovan
Dec 23, 20224 min read
Physician-Scientists: bridging research and medicine
Though they occupy an uncommon niche, physician-scientists are critical contributors to the field of biomedical research. This workforce...
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