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A Future Worth Remembering: Advancing Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease

With over 7 million Americans affected and no cure in sight, Alzheimer’s remains one of the most devastating diseases of our time. But a new wave of blood-based diagnostics could change everything by shifting detection years earlier and redefining what it means to prepare.

April 22, 2026April 22, 2026 by Eric Evangelista

Science News

Who Really Has the Advantage in Medical School Admissions?

Becoming a doctor is one of the most respected career paths in the world. It promises an opportunity to help, to save lives, and make a lasting impact. But even before you take your first step into an MD or DO program, there’s a high-stakes game playing out in applications,

March 23, 2026March 23, 2026 by Yinglin Li

Science Myths

Climate Sets the Stage, Humans Light the Match: The Real Causes of California Wildfires

Movies, news stories, and social media often reinforce the image of a dramatic lightning strike igniting a dry forest and sending flames racing across the hills, which can contribute to the perception that nature is the main culprit for causing wildfires. But this is far from the truth. Only about

February 18, 2026February 18, 2026 by Kasemi Wokoma

Science News, Society and Psychology

Body Image & Weight Loss: A Double-Edged Sword

In a society obsessed with appearance, the pursuit of weight loss can lead to both empowerment and despair. How do our perceptions of body image shape our goals, and what dangers lurk in this quest for an ideal physique? Body image, defined as an individual’s perception of their physical appearance

May 21, 2025May 21, 2025 by Yejide Opeodu

Science News

Science Shaken: Research and Public Health Under The 2nd Trump Administration

Last updated: March 24, 2025 It has now been just over two months since the 2nd Trump administration took office, bringing sweeping reforms to the government and federally-subsidized programs. In just these past several weeks, Trump has signed over 100 executive orders [1], successfully confirmed 21 out of 22 Cabinet

May 21, 2025May 21, 2025 by Katelyn Ngo

Science Myths

What is HIV? A review of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Although an HIV diagnosis can feel like a fatal prognosis at first, new medications and technologies enable people to live long and healthy lives. Harmful myths and misconceptions surrounding HIV perpetuate negative attitudes and stereotypes about different marginalized groups of people. The sexually transmitted virion, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), spreads

May 19, 2025May 19, 2025 by Elora Parises

Science Sparknotes

The Feminine Appeal to True Crime

Introduction True crime is a popular literary genre dominated by a female audience [3]. Owing to the fact that most victims of violent crimes are women, it may be surprising that this unsanitized genre would find support in female audiences. In 2022 alone, 184 females were killed and investigated for

April 23, 2025April 23, 2025 by Rupreet Kaur

Science Sparknotes

Eve’s Curse: Snakes, Fear, and the Gendered Roots of Phobia

“Like mother, like daughter” is a phrase we’ve all heard before, often used to describe how a mother and daughter might share similar appearances, talents, or interests. How deep do those similarities go? Could they extend to something like fear? Research conducted by Georg W. Alpers and a team of

April 23, 2025April 23, 2025 by Kasemi Wokoma

Science News, Society and Psychology

Conscious Unbossing: How Gen Z is Redefining Management

The Digital Natives: Meet Generation Z Unlocking what makes Generation Z tick can help us figure out how to make the workplace with multiple generations a more cohesive, high-performing team. This generation, often described as pragmatic, digitally savvy, and ethically driven, is reshaping workplaces in ways that are only beginning

December 16, 2024December 16, 2024 by Inara Nanji

Science News, Society and Psychology

The Correlation Between Childhood Trauma and Adult Relational Abuse

Have you ever heard the phrase that abuse is a cycle? Many people who have experienced trauma and abuse are more likely to re-experience it. They remain in cycles of harm through a series of violence and trauma-inducing behaviors. The acronym ACEs stands for “Adverse Childhood Experiences.” These are potentially

December 1, 2024December 1, 2024 by Nancy Awad

Science, Translated

A Future Worth Remembering: Advancing Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease

Who Really Has the Advantage in Medical School Admissions?

Body Image & Weight Loss: A Double-Edged Sword

A Future Worth Remembering: Advancing Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease

Who Really Has the Advantage in Medical School Admissions?

Climate Sets the Stage, Humans Light the Match: The Real Causes of California Wildfires

Body Image & Weight Loss: A Double-Edged Sword

Science Shaken: Research and Public Health Under The 2nd Trump Administration

The Feminine Appeal to True Crime

Eve’s Curse: Snakes, Fear, and the Gendered Roots of Phobia

Conscious Unbossing: How Gen Z is Redefining Management

The Correlation Between Childhood Trauma and Adult Relational Abuse

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