Many of us often find ourselves lost in a trance, sucked into spending hours and hours on our devices without even realizing it. While screens have benefited the world in copious forms in the past decade, they have concurrently created widespread harmful effects on the well-being of humans. The recent global pandemic quarantined families and […]
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Needles are one of the most common and essential tools in the medical field. Allowing substances to be injected directly into the bloodstream for easier access, they’ve revolutionized the practice of medicine. The needle has had many improvements and enhancements over the centuries, but despite how perfect needles seem, they have one fatal flaw: They’re
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Sounds are an important part of perception. For most, the sensation of hearing complements the view of their environment, helping them further immerse in it. Given this, living in Boston may prevent most students from experiencing nature to its fullest. While parks and gardens around the city allow people to view greenery, most still cannot
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Many of us have the privilege of being able to use convenient and efficient items in all aspects of our lives. We use non-stick cookware to avoid having to viciously scrub their stainless steel counterparts after a long day of work. We use stain-resistant clothes that have the added benefit of being water-repellant. This privilege
CRISPR-Cas, without a doubt, is a buzzword in the modern scientific community. It holds immense potential, above all else, to implement change within medicine and by extension people, policy, and the world. However current the potential of CRISPR-Cas may seem, the discovery of the CRISPR-Cas system dates back almost 40 years. The focus now applied
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Thirteen years ago, scientists of the NIH embarked on a journey to do the seemingly impossible: create a map of the human brain. They coined this undertaking the Human Connectome Project (HCP). This crusade is nothing new to the field. Starting with Santiago Ramón y Cajal, who discovered intricate neuronal networks in the late 1800s
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