The Elephant in the Room: Elephant Genes Against Cancer
If you could be any animal and why, which one would you be? Perhaps a dolphin or a tiger, but with its recently discovered anti-cancer genes, you might change your mind to an elephant.
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The Role of Enzymes in Calorie Absorption: Vegetables
Have you ever wondered why one cup of spinach is about 7 calories while one cup of chips is about 160 calories? The reason behind this is connected to the enzymes and microorganisms that the human body creates and carries.
Aeroponics: A Key for Sustainability
Aeroponics is certainly a major key to decreasing these statistics, but it takes more than one horticulturist to accomplish this goal. It’s time for each of us to take action through aeroponics, whether it’s in the form of growing a vast farm or just planting a few crops— every seed matters.
Amazing Discoveries made by Lesser Known Scientists
Learn about three amazing scientific discoveries made by lesser known people.
Antibiotics in Disguise: The Trojan Horse of Medicine
With bacteria growing to be resistant to antibiotics, scientists look for a new approach to fool and kill bacteria at the same time.
The Opioid Epidemic: Limiting Prescriptions through New Guidelines
A deep analysis on the Opiod Crisis.
Biofortified Bananas: The True Golden Food
With the increasing amount of cases of vitamin A deficiency, it seems that bananas can help those lacking the vitamin–only with a bit of genetic engineering though.
The Effects of Lower Serotonin Levels on the Progression of Alzheimer’s Disease
With lifespans constantly increasing and the age of medical technology at its peak, a counter-effect is being displayed through aContinue Reading
Why Do We Get Addicted?
Why are our brains so susceptible to addiction? The answer lies in the way our brains are wired.
Our Ocean, Ourselves
With more and more people constantly providing aid to change our perspectives in an auspicious way, there is still hope— even a ripple can result in impactful waves.
