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Citizen science: participating in the data collection phase is key to...
Citizen science projects, also known as Public Participation in Scientific Research (PPSR), have been gaining popularity worldwide as a way for the public to engage in scientific research. Educational...
View ArticleResearch reveals promising results in expanding treatment for gallstone...
Medicaid is the principal source of subsidy for therapeutic and health-related facilities in the United States for individuals with low income. In 2014, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act...
View ArticleThe Scientist’s journey from Academia to Industry – A User’s guide (Part 2)
I discussed in a previous article the first steps in the process of moving from academia to industry: taking the decision to leave academia and finding purpose for your new professional life. In this...
View ArticleIs Anti-Müllerian Hormone a reliable marker in Assisted Reproduction for...
In the realm of assisted reproduction, the Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is frequently employed as the gold standard for evaluating women’s ovarian reserves. Additionally, AMH can be a helpful marker...
View ArticleThe Scientist’s journey from academia to industry – A User’s guide (Part 3)
I discussed in two previous articles the first steps in the process of moving from academia to industry. The first article was about taking the decision to leave academia and finding purpose in a new...
View ArticleHow Instagram Reels impact users’ mental health
A couple of months earlier this year, the Times of India reported that two young boys in India were accused of killing a 31-year-old woman while riding a bike while filming Instagram Reels. Another...
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What Will It Take to Build the World’s Biggest Radio Telescope Observatory
The SKA (Square Kilometre Array) Radio Telescope Observatory — planned to be the largest radio astronomy facility on the planet — has begun construction after 30 years in the planning stages. This...
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The start-up deluge
There is an increasing feeling that we are short on new ideas to tackle the emergencies of our time: climate change, cancer and neurodegenerative diseases, shortage of resources of all kinds (starting...
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Quantum Algorithm Tested on a Commercial Quantum Device Can Help Discover Drugs
PASQAL has successfully implemented for the first time an algorithm on a commercial neutral atoms quantum device to tackle a critical molecular biology problem in drug discovery. This project has been...
View ArticleNew finding brings hope to better treatment for Osteoarthritis
The terms osteoarthritis and geriatric population are linked inherently. Osteoarthritis (OA) is defined as the irreversible degeneration of articular cartilage. It is the most common form of arthritis...
View ArticleHow is obesity associated with neurodegenerative disorders
Neurodegenerative disorders gradually destroy the neurons and glial cells; they affect millions of individuals on a global scale and Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease are the most common....
View ArticleWhy industrialization took place in Britain and not in China
Greif and Tabellini, in Cultural and Institutional Bifurcation: China and Europe Compared, explore how cultures affect the development of different social organizations. They used the case studies of...
View ArticleFrom contraception to genetic therapies: promising developments in women and...
What’s going on in the field of medical advances in gynecology, obstetrics and pediatrics? Post-pregnancy weight-loss pills captured much of the limelight in 2023 but it has left some other important...
View ArticleYour Health Is In Your Mouth
Many individuals recognize the significance of regular brushing and flossing for cavity prevention. Yet, did you realize that oral health can provide valuable insights into your overall well-being?...
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