Antibiotics: Are They Really Good for You?
Imagine: you come into the doctor’s office with a very sore throat. After a few minutes, your doctor diagnoses you with strep throat and prescribes you some antibiotics.
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Effects of Anti-Vaccination
Many forgo vaccinations for their children for a multitude of reasons – because it’s against their beliefs, because of its widespread, yet erroneous, link to autism, or simply because it is not required in their state. Whatever the reason may be, the effect of anti-vaccination can be disastrous.
Antibiotic Resistance: The New Apocalypse?
There are many antibiotics, but there has been a rapid increase in bacteria evolving to become resistant to what little defense we have against them. These bacteria have had a massive head start to develop resistance, so finding new antibiotics may be a major challenge.
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The Science Of Spiciness
In this article, I explain the chemical workings of spiciness, why spiciness exists from an evolutionary standpoint, the health benefits of spiciness, and how to stop its unpleasant symptoms effectively.
The Power of Anesthesia
Learn about the two types of anesthesia, how revolutionary it has been in the medical field, and some of the risks and side effects associated with anesthesia.
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Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Immoral or a Miracle in the Making?
Embryonic stem cell research in the United States should continue to be federally funded and should have a public backing due to its potential to spark advancements in human health and understanding of the body as a whole.
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Don’t Flush Pills: Here is why
How flushing your pills could be harming your community.
Winnie the Pooh and Mental Health Awareness
How has this popular children’s story affected perceptions about mental health?
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.
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Modulation of Anti-Tumor Immunity by the Brain’s Reward System
A discussion of new research which shows a link between stimulation of the brain’s reward system and significantly decreased tumor size.
