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How Does Childhood Experience Influence the Development of the Brain?
The brain is constantly being shaped by experiences, but childhood plays a particularly crucial role in its development. From early...
Raneen Awada
May 84 min read


Feeling faint? It may be POTS..
Postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is a condition affecting between 1 and 3 million people in the United States. The primary sign of...
Lisa Absher
May 72 min read


Pneumonia: Classification, Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Management
Introduction Pneumonia is an acute infection of the lung parenchyma that results in inflammation of the alveoli and interstitial tissue....
Jennifer John
May 64 min read


Lemon Balm: A Natural Alternative for Restful Sleep
Sleep problems are increasingly common today, and many seek the help of natural substitutes to improve sleep quality and mood. Synthetic...
Nivetha B Manohar
May 53 min read


Aortic Stenosis: When the Heart's Gateway Narrows
Photo by : Robina Weerijer in Unsplash Aortic stenosis (AS) is one of the most common and severe valve conditions that affects the heart....
Renee D
May 54 min read


               What is Radiology?
With healthcare being such an extensive and ever-changing field it's important to acknowledge fields that provide so much backbone when...
Maya Adam
May 32 min read


Blunt Truth: The Cognitive toll of Chronic Cannabis Use
Cannabis has been federally legal in Canada and is becoming legal in many states. Many people engage in using this substance...
Anirudh Sai Vodapalli
May 34 min read


How to beat insomnia
NICE defines insomnia as “a persistent difficulty with getting to sleep, maintaining sleep, or quality of sleep, which occurs despite...
Sonia Bains
May 32 min read


Do the SIRS Criteria Still Hold Value in Sepsis Identification and Intervention?
Introduction Sepsis is a life-threatening condition characterized by the body's dysregulated response to infection, leading to organ...
Jennifer John
May 23 min read


Hey, Nurses: Is Night Shift Killing You?
Hey, Nurses: Is Night Shift Killing You?
skoe03
May 22 min read


Fasting and Your Body: The Evidence-Based Health Benefits
Did you know that our ancestors were fasting unintentionally and didn't follow the modern routine of eating three large meals daily,...
Awab Abdulhmaid
May 15 min read


East vs west Jet Lag - Which is worse?
Jet Lag occurs when your body is propelled in an opposing direction of time at a significant speed, thereby either shortening or...
Maryam Mobeen
May 13 min read


The Impact of Changing Automated Blood Pressure Measurement Devices on Pediatric Blood Pressure
Elevated high blood pressures used to be common in adults, but recent data across the United States and Canada have shown they’re also a...
Deborah Sabinus-Chinonso
May 15 min read


Understanding the Seasonal Influenza Virus
As the weather begins to warm, many people are relieved to leave behind the dreary winter cold in favor of the spring and summer...
Joshua A.
Apr 305 min read


The Large Scale Impact of COVID-19 Crisis: How Nations Responded and What We Have Learned
In March 2020, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) was officially declared a pandemic by World Health Organization (WHO) [1]. From there,...
Thu Tran
Apr 295 min read


Types of Anesthesia and Medical Consent in Surgery Explained: Busting Anesthesia Myths
Over the years, I have encountered many anesthesia myths and those "witchy" drugs. While I enjoy a good story, when it comes to...
lauraelisafg
Apr 283 min read


Atrial Septal Defect in Children
Definition Atrial septal defect is a type of congenital heart defect in which there is an opening in the septum which is a wall between...
Mandeep Dhaliwal RN, BSN
Apr 283 min read


Localisation of function: How successful neuropsychologists have been in 'localising' specific brain functions.
Localisation of Function (LOF) is a theory proposing that specific emotions, thoughts, and behaviours are linked to distinct brain...
Kristi Saliko
Apr 274 min read


Understanding Different Types of Biopsies
Biopsies are safe, low-risk procedures that allow for assessing disease presence and progression. The word biopsy comes from the Greek...
anoushkapandit
Apr 263 min read


General Anesthesia Explained: What Really Happens When You're ‘Put Under’
Over the years, I've heard people describe general anesthesia as being knocked out or put to sleep. While these expressions make for good...
lauraelisafg
Apr 263 min read
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