Research

Omicron Variant- Is the Vaccine Enough for Protection?

By Harshita Parmar With the new, infectious Omicron variant on the rise, how effective will vaccines actually be? Scientists and virus...

The Advancements in HIV Treatment

By Alexandra Fuhs // The first case of HIV was reported in the U.S. in 1981. The prognosis for those infected was grim and patients...

Vitamin D and Its Link To Depression

By Piper Chan // Vitamin D, a steroid hormone precursor, is known as the “sunshine vitamin.” Telling that to a child might lead to them...

Brain Development in Children

By Kayleigh Burns // In the beginning years of adolescence, a child’s brain grows in significant ways that gradually form the way that...

Gene Therapy for Hemoglobinopathies

By Haya Harris // Over the last 2 decades, significant advances have been made in gene therapy for hemoglobinopathies. Gene therapy has...

Sleeping and Dreaming

By Saanvi Aneja // It is a known fact that sleep is a common physiological behavior required in almost all animal species. But what...

What is Acupuncture and What Research Is Being Conducted?

By Arushi Neravetla // Acupuncture is an ancient medicinal practice cultivated and originated from Chinese culture where people studied...

Where Are We in the Fight Against Cancer?

By Haripriya Kungumaraj // Almost everyone knows someone who has or has had cancer. We have been at war with cancer for almost half...

Comparing Imaging Results of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Multiple System Atrophy Cases - Neur

By Heba Bensaad // Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSA) is an uncommon neurological disorder that is often characterized by gaze...

Kidney Disease

By Ahmad Rhodes // Did you know kidney disease is one of the leading causes of death in the United States? Hypertension and diabetes...