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When cows go crazy: mad cow disease
It was 1986 in the UK when for the first time the mad cow disease, also known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) was first...
pietrococchiara
Sep 305 min read


THE BENEFITS OF SUNSHINE
Summers are giving us ample sunshine, so soak it up while it lasts, as the sunshine provides us with numerous benefits. The sunshine...
Aaminah Najmus Sahar
Sep 304 min read


Diagnosing the Unseen: How Biosensors are Transforming the Field of Early Cancer Detection
Graph depicting Early Onset Cancer Cases, Retrieved from https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6694/14/19/4948 As the average life expectancy...
Denby Williams
Sep 253 min read


Inverse Vaccines: How They Turn Off the Immune Attack in Autoimmune Diseases
Introduction What if your body’s defense system mistook you for the enemy? It can happen, and when it does, it’s called an autoimmune...
Omar Ghanem
Sep 246 min read


P.E.A: An Anti-Inflammatory And Analgesic Secret Weapon?
PEA Structure https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Palmitoylethanolamide#section=3D-Status PEA Biologic Description IUPAC Condensed...
sarah8648
Sep 158 min read


Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cell (CAR-T) Therapies as a Novel Treatment for Autoimmune Diseases
Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cell (CAR-T) What is CAR-T Therapy: An Introduction Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cell (CAR-T) Therapy is an...
Andrew Look
Sep 148 min read


Saving Lives with Stool: The Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT)
Conceptual illustration of fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT). Adapted from Adobe Stock (n.d.). Introduction We often think of stool...
samiha hossain
Sep 103 min read


How Biocomputing Can Transform the World Around Us.
This is an easy-to-understand guide to biocomputing, its domains, applications, and current limitations. It includes all relevant data from credible sources. After reading this article, you can have an overview of what this innovative subject offers.
Mayda Asif
Sep 104 min read


A New Approach to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
For breast cancer survivors, the finished treatment brings both relief and a new kind of anxiety. Their scans show no sign of disease, yet the doctors know there’s still a chance the cancer could return years or decades later. The reason is dormant tumor cells, which are tiny clusters of cancer cells that survive treatment by going into a “sleep” mode. These so-called ‘sleeper cells’ are not visible on scans and do not cause symptoms. However, they can hide quietly in bone ma
Neha Rai
Sep 83 min read


What are Phages?
What are "Phages"? Phages attacking an E. Coli cell, injecting their DNA through the cell membrane. Phages, also known as Bacteriophages,...
Chloe Kim
Sep 74 min read


Bionic Eyes: Restoring Sight with Microchips
The idea of restoring sight through technology has long lived in science fiction, but in recent years, it has begun to take form in the...
Saniya Jassal
Sep 23 min read


Freeze Your Eggs, Not Your Dreams
Hey there, future mamas and career queens! Let’s dive into a hot topic that’s been making waves in the world of women’s health and...
Jessica Desai
Aug 254 min read


How Cell Culture Inserts Are Helping Us Study the Human Body—Without the Body
Imagine if scientists could study the lungs, skin, or even the brain, without needing to take a single tissue sample from a human body....
Marta Cappelletti
Aug 233 min read


Brain-Computer Interfaces: Science Fiction or the Future of Healthcare?
A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a technology that creates a direct communication link between the brain and an external device. BCIs...
Eiliyah Annam
Aug 223 min read


The Doctor will see you now - and it's AI!
How artificial intelligence will transform our relationship with doctors by Catherina Pascale The rapid advancement of artificial...
Caterina Pascale
Aug 156 min read


From Code to Care: How AI is Rewriting the Future of Healthcare.
The picture was retrieved from https://www.velvetech.com/blog/artificial-intelligence-healthcare/ Written by Kamorudeen Amuda As a...
Kamorudeen Akindele AMUDA
Aug 144 min read


Nanobots: The Future of Cancer Treatment
Image created by author using Leonardo AI. Nanobots are microscopic robots, typically 50 to 100 nanometers wide. They are designed to...
Mali Arwyn
Aug 82 min read


The silent evidence: Forensic Science
Imagine committing what you believe is the perfect crime. You've left no fingerprints, worn gloves, and avoided surveillance cameras. But...
monicalu5
Aug 34 min read


The Development of EGFR-TKIs: A Fight against Drug Resistance
EGFR-TKI and its role in antitumor effect The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) has served as the founding member of the large...
yizhuoz5
Aug 27 min read


Where Life Meets Technology - The Science of BCIs
Neurological diseases & conditions are vast & severe, affecting those who have been victims of injury, infection, genetic degeneration &...
Rohan Naidoo
Jul 3011 min read
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