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Witch Trial and Error: How Women Healers Shaped Medieval Medicine
Who Taught Medicine the Best? A Dive into History, Examining the Evolution of Medical Education
What ICU patients remember, and what their families can’t forget
Written By Zoya Gul Global discourses surrounding depression have increasingly been construed through Western, ‘DSM-ized’ notions of the illness. The resultant ‘biologization’ of mental illness has depicted depression through a strictly pathological framework, shifting the onus of responsibility for the heightening prevalence of the condition away from social forces
Alzheimer’s Linked to Key Proteins via Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have used cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) samples to link disease-related proteins and genes in 3,506 patients. Previous works sourced individual proteomic profiles from brain tissues collected post-mortem.
Written By Shreya Kantamneni Introduction For many decades, the convergence of molecular biology and regenerative medicine has sparked interest in understanding the precise mechanisms that underpin human tissue repair and regeneration. In particular, one emerging research area is the notion of epigenetic regulation and how it plays a crucial role
Written By Hannah Labor What colour do you see when you hear the word ‘Thursday’? Is it green, red, blue or nothing at all? If I ask you to draw out a calendar, how would you draw it? As boxes of days one after the other or a continuous circle,
