Exploring the pros and cons behind psychiatric treatments in addition to the development of the wirelessly charged brain implant to treat the same.
Stolen Heart
The old man had come to collect the body he was owed. The sound of his frame subtly clanking across marble floors was his child’s death knell, simultaneously silent and an all-consuming roar. His child heard, and his child feared. It was not a strong fear, but a small, empty one, as silent and loud … Continue reading Stolen Heart
Give Lucid Dreaming a Try
The science behind lucid dreaming and its positive impacts on metacognition and mental health. At one point or another, we all have had to make a tough choice. We think, should I rent or buy this house? or should I stay in Cupertino or move to Fremont? More often than not, when we don’t know … Continue reading Give Lucid Dreaming a Try
Strain O157:H7
How E. coli in our salads has led to the hospitalization of 10 people for hemolytic uremic syndrome
Plate Half Full
The practice of fasting’s modern renewal in a scientific light By Jannah Sheriff Header image by Jannah Sheriff Sitting at his desk with a plate of food before him, biology teacher Pooya Hajjarian leans forward as he takes a bite out of an apple, holding string cheese in his other hand. This simple and healthy … Continue reading Plate Half Full
From frantic to calm: The power of tea and its importance to the human body
An insight on tea’s neurological and health benefits
Avoiding Alzheimer’s
Can this neurodegenerative disorder can be fixed anytime soon? By Hira Sundar Imagine a world where you can’t trust even yourself — where everything is not as it seems — so you stay hypervigilant to combat the stress that torments your unsleeping mind. Imagine a world, dark and dim, where all you know is that … Continue reading Avoiding Alzheimer’s
Time for sweet-dreams twice a day
By Nika Zamani One topic of debate is whether naps during the day are beneficial or detrimental for one’s well-being. So far, there is no clear answer because both sides of the argument have points backed up by scientific evidence. On one hand, naps can be seen as beneficial. Professor Axel Mecklinger, Ph.D., from Saarland … Continue reading Time for sweet-dreams twice a day
Science behind an outbreak
Recent Chipotle E.coli outbreaks spark discussion about food safety, health risks
