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One of the greatest mysteries of the Universe, apart from its reason for existing, is the question “How?” : how did we come to be,
The nearest star to us, the Sun, is important in many ways. Not only does it help sustain life on Earth, but it also provides
Patients who suffer from spinal cord injuries have a very difficult time recovering. The patient’s spinal cord, from the site of the injury all the
Defining the disease Melanoma is defined as a type of skin cancer that usually begins in melanocytes (pigment-producing cells). This type of cancer normally occurs
It is often said, “When one looks into the past, one tends to miss the future.” In the status quo, the human race is fixated
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Social Darwinism includes the evolutionary concept of ‘survival of the fittest’. Organisms live through it every day in order to survive. Plants, people, and animals have
When I was about 13 years old, my mother was diagnosed with a non-aggressive form of breast cancer. I did not see the magnitude of
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Recent studies at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, have found traces of the Hepatitis B virus (HBV) in 4,500-year-old skeletons. HBV is a double-stranded DNA virus that
Editors Ruby Halfacre Daryn Dever Nelli Morgulchik Naomi D’Arbell Karen Yung Arselyne Chery Featured Writers Katy Swiere Heesu Park Abdullah Afridi Sam Pickerill Sarah Muntaz
It is common knowledge that many students in high school suffer from sleep deprivation. Both academics and extracurricular activities reduce the amount of sleep
We have all heard the hype over the solar eclipse of 2017; the news mentioning it non-stop and people gathering in large groups to see
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