Good food choices are good investments
Health is wealth is an old maxim. We eat to live and not live to eat. We are studying since childhood that one should take a balanced...
Is Coronavirus the dread of today?
Coronavirus seems to be one of the deadly outbreaks which have caused multiple numbers of deaths across the world. Attempts have been...
Healthcare: Do you need a personal touch?
When I was a child, my visits to the family general physician were way different from what I experience today. The first stark difference...
“HATS” off to technology
In the past, the common focus in clinical research has been on the variables: patient and practice, and not on the more significant...
Coronavirus: Contained disease or epidemic?
As the number of cases of Coronavirus rises to 42,638 in China and more than 190 in 28 countries, people have started comparing it to the...
Donating voice for those who want to speak
The earth presently is home to around 7.5 billion human beings and about 20% of them are mute. Some of these people lost their ability to...
How forever are these forever chemicals?
Although environmental degradation has been a hot topic for a while, there still remains to this day a vast amount of misconception and...
How much do genes affect us?
Every individual carries two copies of the same chromosome, one which he inherits from his mother and one from his father. Each...
This drug just might save all the alcoholics
Alcohol is the most commonly abused drug around the world. The addiction to the intake of alcoholic liquor referred to as alcoholism is a...
Lyme Disease: Cure by Breaking Walls
Lyme borreliosis or Lyme disease is an infectious disease that is caused by Borrelia bacterium. This disease is spread by ticks and...
Discoveries: Predictable or Random
Roberta Sinatra, along with her group of colleagues, had researched the predictability of discoveries. Sinatra, visiting research...
Nano features to solve problems
Using screws and wires for fixing fractured bones is a common procedure. In fact, in some cases, these may be the only solution. However,...
Synthetic cells: A path towards curing diseases
Synthetic biology allows scientists to use the concept of both engineering and molecular biology to successfully change the molecular...
Vaccines: Modern-day lifesavers
The evolution of medicine has brought with it higher life expectancy and reduced disease susceptibility. Human beings are safer from...
Healthcare: Going broke to pay your bills
Food, water, and medicines are a few necessities without which human life is almost impossible to maintain. In a world infested with...
Supplemental oxygen can trigger anti-tumour cells
Supplemental oxygen or otherwise known as oxygen therapy is the phenomenon where oxygen is used for medical treatments. This can include...
Taking a new approach to stroke rehabilitation
Rehabilitation is the act of restoring something to its original state. The noun rehabilitation comes from the Latin prefix re-, meaning...
Disability experience study by Sari Altschuler
Sari Altschuler, an assistant professor of English at Northeastern University, uncovers a history of the imagination in medicine in her...
Antibiotic-Resistant Infections: Can we treat them?
Antibiotic resistance has been a growing public health concern. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),...



















