Drug Repurposing: The Discovery of New Uses for Existing Pharmaceutical Drugs
Drug repurposing involves the process of identifying and making available to patients an active pharmaceutical ingredient (pharmaceutical...
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Raluca Vințan
- 4 days ago
- 6 min
From Lab to Plate: Understanding the Science behind Cultured Meat
Discover the exciting and promising world of cultured meat.
Matina Laskou
- 5 days ago
- 5 min
A Beginner's Guide to Gene Therapy
This article is an introduction to gene therapy, explaining the basic science behind this fascinating technology.
Sofiya Star
- 5 days ago
- 9 min
Diagnostics: How Important Is It to Receive a Diagnosis?
This article explores the sociology of diagnosis, exploring the impact that diagnoses can have on a person and evaluating diagnostic tests.
Maria Inês Marreiros
- 5 days ago
- 12 min
Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases 101: Pandemics Throughout History
From the plague and cholera to HIV and flu, this article covers the major pandemics that plagued mankind since the dawn of civilization.
Raluca Vințan
- May 29
- 6 min
The Fascinating World of Nanopores: DNA Sequencing and Beyond
Discover the world of nanopores and how they revolutionised how we analyse now only DNA but many other molecules of living organisms.
Holly Bennett
- May 29
- 6 min
Balance and Falls Management: A Focus on Evidence-Based Practices
Falls among this population pose significant health risks and can lead to severe injuries, decreased mobility and increased healthcare cost.
Sofiya Star
- May 29
- 9 min
Familial Hypercholesterolaemia: Genetics of Cardiovascular Disease
This article explores the genetics of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia, a condition which causes abnormally high levels of cholesterol.
Maria Inês Marreiros
- May 29
- 10 min
Curing Diabetes: A Quest For The Holy Grail
From insulin to transplants to an artificial pancreas, read on to learn how the biotech industry is striving to find a cure for diabetes.
Matina Laskou
- May 29
- 7 min
iPSCs and Neurological Diseases: Advancements and Challenges
iPSCs start to dominate the world of cell biology. This article explains the technology behind iPSCs, the advancements and the limitations.
Juliana Priscila Vago
- May 26
- 9 min
Glucocorticoids: the Most Effective Class of Anti-Inflammatory Medications
Our body consists of a complex network of cells, tissues, and organs that work together to defend us against harmful substances, such as...
Devon Cobos Garcia
- May 25
- 9 min
Challenging Traditional Science: Breathwork Meditation for Self-Transcendence
This article discusses the need for holistic research approaches when investigating breathwork meditation's effects on self-transcendence.
Maria Inês Marreiros
- May 21
- 10 min
3D Printing Has Finally Arrived
Find out how 3D printing has gone beyond prototyping and is now transforming areas from mass manufacturing to food production.
Holly Bennett
- May 21
- 5 min
Health and Wellness Promotion in Disease Prevention
Disease prevention is a crucial component of public health efforts aimed at reducing the burden of chronic illnesses.
Holly Bennett
- May 14
- 4 min
Navigating Neurological Diseases: Advances in Diagnosis, Treatment and Rehabilitation
Neurological diseases encompass a diverse range of disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system
Maria Inês Marreiros
- May 14
- 10 min
Superbugs: The Next Silent Pandemic
The antibiotic resistance crisis has put humanity in an arms race in which bacteria are winning.
Holly Bennett
- May 7
- 4 min
Breaking the Silence: Tackling the Epidemic of Social Isolation in Older Adults
Social isolation refers to the absence of meaningful social interactions, which can occur due to various factors.
Holly Bennett
- May 1
- 7 min
Neuromuscular Disorders 101: From Infection to Impairment, Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) is a rare but serious autoimmune disorder that affects the peripheral nervous system.
Holly Bennett
- Apr 23
- 5 min
Beyond Exhaustion: Understanding and Overcoming Health Worker Burnout
Survey studies have revealed that more than 3 in 5 physicians reported at least one feeling of burnout and 35-54% of nurses report symptoms.
Maria Inês Marreiros
- Apr 23
- 13 min
Cell Cycle 101: Cell Cycle Deregulation as a Hallmark of Cancer
Cells depend on intricate regulatory systems to successfully reproduce, yet mistakes can occasionally happen and lead to cancer.
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