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Traumatizing Consciousness During Surgery
April 4, 2017 Samantha Cunningham

Traumatizing Consciousness During Surgery

by William Shin Illustration: ‘Breathing’ by Leana King Use of Anesthetics Anesthetics have been used to eliminate the fear of pain during surgery since 1846.1 Nitrous oxide was the first anesthetic agent used and since that time, many different agents of anesthetics have Read More

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The Importance of Psycho-Oncology
April 4, 2017 Samantha Cunningham

The Importance of Psycho-Oncology

by Sameer Khan Illustration: ‘D(diagnosis)SM’ by Leana King Cancer is a debilitating disease— its progression and treatment can shut down entire body systems and leave one unable to perform basic tasks. Emotionally, it makes patients lose their sense of self, abandon important relationships, Read More

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The DSM and its Flawed Use in Modern-day Psychological Diagnosis
April 4, 2017 Samantha Cunningham

The DSM and its Flawed Use in Modern-day Psychological Diagnosis

by Chase Love Illustration: ‘D(diagnosis)SM’ by Leana King The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has served as the premier diagnostic tool in psychology and psychiatry for the past four decades. Published in 2013, the most recent edition attempts to bring Read More

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The Potential of C-MyC as a Molecular Target

The Potential of C-MyC as a Molecular Target

Syed Rahman “Our results demonstrate an unsuspected link between the cancer-causing abilities of some cells and abnormal circadian and metabolic rhythms, which we surmise to be advantageous for cancer.” -Chi Van Dang (Director of the Abramson Cancer Center) Cancer is defined as essentially Read More

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Does Pornography Have a Place in Public Health?
October 8, 2016 Samantha Cunningham

Does Pornography Have a Place in Public Health?

Samantha Cunningham Monkey see, monkey do. It is a popular adage, one that quite accurately describes the progression of an Internet porn user. Internet pornography, like all media, might have an impact on the decisions and actions of its consumers. For males who Read More

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Out with the Ribavirin & In with the Harvoni
October 8, 2016 Samantha Cunningham

Out with the Ribavirin & In with the Harvoni

Jessica Meng Imagine this: You have Hepatitis C. Caused by the Hepatitis C virus (HCV), Hep C can cause serious liver disease and impair liver function. As people cannot live without the liver (unless you want to get renal dialysis, which still cannot Read More

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