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Sickle Cell Disease: An Evolutionary Protection Turned Deadly

>> August 27, 2023
Sickle cell disease is the most common genetic disease in America. Red blood cells become crescent-shaped and die much earlier than healthy cells. Oddly enough, the cause of this disease stems from an evolutionary advantage against malaria. Our experts explain …
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Medical Notes: The Rise of Leprosy in America, Eliminating Child Labor, and a New Era of Robotic Prosthetics

>> August 23, 2023
Cases of leprosy are on the rise in Florida โ€“ should we be concerned? The CDC reports that one-fifth of all new diagnoses in the U.S. are in the central part of the state. However, Dr Andrea Maderal, director of the University of Miamiโ€™s Hansenโ€™s Disease …
ListenMedical Notes: The Rise of Leprosy in America, Eliminating Child Labor, and a New Era of Robotic Prosthetics

Evolution Pt.1: How Our Ancestry Is Revolutionizing Precision Medicine

>> August 20, 2023
Science has come to learn that one treatment plan or medication wonโ€™t work the same for every patient. We need to tailor every dosage and application specifically for each person to have the best results. Our expert this week explains that in order to move …
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Revealing the Hidden Symptoms and Stigmas Surrounding Brain Injuries

>> August 20, 2023
Traumatic brain injuries can range from mild to severe, but there are symptoms that may not show up until months or years after the incident. Personality changes, hallucinations, and delusions are all common occurrences. Dr. Sandeep Vaishnavi, a cognitive …
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Medical Notes: How We Can Hear Silence, Using a Blood Disease To Fight Dementia, and the Rise of Snake Bites in America

>> August 16, 2023
Can we hear silence? A team of philosophers and psychologists came together to find out if the absence of sound is something we can hear. They used auditory illusions that can make one sound seem much longer than reality. Interestingly, the researchers …
ListenMedical Notes: How We Can Hear Silence, Using a Blood Disease To Fight Dementia, and the Rise of Snake Bites in America

Mercury Hats, Arsenic Dresses, and Poisoned Shoes: Toxic Fashion

>> August 13, 2023
Clothes have always been a main form of non-verbal communication, but is this display of individuality worth the cost of our health? Alden Wicker, author of To Dye For, exposes the fashion industryโ€™s frequent use of harsh and toxic chemicals that are serious …
ListenMercury Hats, Arsenic Dresses, and Poisoned Shoes: Toxic Fashion

Have We Cheated Natural Selection?

>> August 13, 2023
Natural selection is the driving force behind evolution and has helped humanity survive for thousands of years. But now that weโ€™ve invented objects that let us dive deep in the ocean or live in Antarctica, have we cheated this ancient process? An expert …
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Medical Notes: Over-the-Counter Contraception, Biodegradable Plastic, and How Psychedelic Drugs Help Brain Development

>> August 9, 2023
Birth control is more accessible than ever before The FDA has approved Opill, an oral contraceptive, to be sold over-the-counter at retail stores and online. This decision offers millions of women the opportunity to have safe and effective birth …
ListenMedical Notes: Over-the-Counter Contraception, Biodegradable Plastic, and How Psychedelic Drugs Help Brain Development

Kitchen Chemistry: Is Aspartame Too Good To Be True?

>> August 6, 2023
Aspartame has been studied for more than 40 years, but people are still skeptical of its safety. The World Health Organization recently released a report that reaffirms the sweetenerโ€™s safety and didnโ€™t find any evidence of cancer-causing properties. Experts …
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Hidden Heart Disease: What Makes a Healthy, 33-Year-Old Have a Stroke?

>> August 6, 2023
Bicuspid Aortic Valve is a rare heart condition thatโ€™s twice as likely to affect men. While it can be easily managed on its own, BAV can lead to hidden, secondary conditions that may cause heart malfunction. An expert explains the signs and symptoms to watch …
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Medical Notes: Music Is Good for Your Health, New Cancer Therapy, and Is America Ground Zero for the Next Pandemic?

>> August 2, 2023
Will America be ground zero for the next pandemic? Researchers have analyzed 36 U.S. animal industries, including fur-farming, hunting, industrial agriculture, and the exotic pet trade, to assess future disease threats. They found that these industries are …
ListenMedical Notes: Music Is Good for Your Health, New Cancer Therapy, and Is America Ground Zero for the Next Pandemic?

High-Risk Pregnancy? Bed Rest May Not Be the Answer

>> July 30, 2023
Bed rest is one of the most common interventions prescribed for high-risk pregnancies, but does it work? Thereโ€™s no research that proves bed rest prevents preterm labor, however multiple studies show that this intervention harms a womanโ€™s physical and mental …
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