Imagine walking into a doctor’s office and walking out with a treatment plan designed just for you, not just for someone with “similar symptoms” or a “typical profile,” but for you, down to your genes, lifestyle, and health history. No more trial and error, no more one-size-fits-all. Just a roadmap designed for your body’s unique […]
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During summer 1518 numerous residents of Strasbourg experienced uncontrollable dancing which produced an alarming situation throughout the city streets. A single woman began dancing uncontrollably which eventually spread to hundreds until some performers dropped from exhaustion until they died. These participants seemed different from usual festive revellers since their bodies moved involuntarily. During this period
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Imagine unlocking the mysteries of the most complex machine in existence, the human brain. For centuries, scientists have been peering into its folds, attempting to unravel the secrets of how we think, feel, and experience the world. Now, with cutting-edge advancements in technology, we’re in the midst of a revolution in brain mapping that could
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What Is Bioterrorism and Why Should You Care? Bioterrorism is the deliberate use of bacteria, viruses, or toxins to cause illness or death. Unlike traditional weapons, biological agents don’t destroy buildings or infrastructure, but they can wreak havoc on human health, agriculture, and economies. These attacks can lead to massive public health crises, widespread panic,
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To all the brilliant, unstoppable, and inspiring women, Happy International Women’s Day! 🎉 Science has never been about gender, it’s about curiosity, discovery, and the relentless pursuit of truth. Women in science weren’t just fighting for knowledge; they were fighting to be seen, to be heard, to be believed. Today, we celebrate the fearless pioneers who refused to stay
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On the final day of February each year the global community dedicates its attention to raising awareness about rare diseases which people frequently overlook. Rare Disease Day functions as a platform to elevate the voices of patients whose medical conditions remain unfamiliar to most people. This day exists to honor patient challenges and support medical
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Have you ever thought about how we protect ourselves from invisible biological threats? From deadly viruses to bioterrorism, the modern world faces risks that demand serious attention.This is where biosafety and biosecurity come into play. Consequently, governments and organizations actively design these measures and policies to protect individuals, societies, and even entire nations from biological
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The subconscious and the sixth sense.. One is like an ocean that disappears deep inside, while the other is like the waves that form indistinctly that give direction to it. Do you think these two concepts reveal different faces of the same meaning? Let’s take a look at the complex surface of the connections between
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Dan Shockley, a retired Navy veteran and colon cancer survivor, embodies resilience, advocacy, and determination. Diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, Attenuated Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (AFAP), his journey is an inspiring testament to the power of a positive attitude and unwavering purpose. Shockley’s story sheds light on the importance of early detection, the role of
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Back then, even before the hospitals, doctors, pharmaceuticals, and white lab coats, humanity relied on ancient practices for healing. These remedies based on natural curiosity, logic and a little bit of witchcraft were as appealing as they were helpful. Where mystical rituals meet fantastically versatile applications like using spider silk, tribal medicine of the old
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