Science, Translated

Picture this: it’s the day after New Year’s and you’ve sworn off sweets. You tell everyone that this year is different; you have self-control! And then, two days later, you’re invited to a friend’s birthday party. Not only does she have chocolate fondue, but a whole dessert table loaded with

As technology has advanced, so has our healthcare system. Over the past few years, we have begun to see the ways that technology and healthcare work as one entity. From the development of fitness devices, to advanced apps that allow you to track every detail of your health, to the

Are you someone who is always anxious or suffers from anxiety disorder? Do you ever wonder why you feel the way you do? Well, evolutionary theory is used to explain a lot of human behaviours, including anxiety. Many of these behaviours are adaptive; however, some researchers argue otherwise. Anxiety is

In the Carter v. Canada case, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that consenting and competent adults suffering from serious and irreversible medical conditions should have access to some format of medical assistance in dying [1]. Most Candians support medically assisted dying for patients with terminal/physical illnesses that often lead

New developments in technology have made a virtual reality driven future seem closer than ever before, but virtual avatar technology still has quite a ways to go before VR communication feels natural. By placing emphasis on creating a sense of presence, researchers are striving to make virtual spaces more comfortable