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Whose Choice Is It, Anyway?
April 4, 2017 Semran Thamer

Whose Choice Is It, Anyway?

by Samantha Cunningham Illustration: “Brain” by Michelle Shi The Role of Patients and Doctors in Decision-Making A Patient’s Request “I need a laparoscopy,” I told my doctor. Sure, I was the patient, and he was the provider, but I already knew how to Read More

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Marijuana in Medicine: Research that is Changing Lives
April 4, 2017 Semran Thamer

Marijuana in Medicine: Research that is Changing Lives

by Fiona Boardman Illustration: “Prescription/Drug” by Sushant Thomas If one Googles “uses for medical marijuana,” they will find a long list of pains, aches and conditional symptoms that cannabis may alleviate. As much of the list is not yet scientifically proven, it is Read More

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Olfactory-Mediated Decision-Making
April 4, 2017 Semran Thamer

Olfactory-Mediated Decision-Making

by Anthony Oganov Illustration: “Zebrafish Olfactory Bulb Connectome” from Nature May 2016 The brain has always been regarded as an enigma. Consequently, the field of neural science has always been stigmatized as coming up short, providing only cursory answers to questions that seem Read More

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An Urban Apprehension
October 4, 2016 Semran Thamer

An Urban Apprehension

Kavinda Wijayaratne She woke up that day as if to start anew. She left her town halfway across the country for this city. She was willing to go out and give it a shot to go to college here. Moving to New York Read More

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Beyond the Blueprint
October 4, 2016 Semran Thamer

Beyond the Blueprint

Rebecca M Walton   Similar to a spider’s web and its labyrinth of connections A variety of paths, as it crawls in all directions Up, down, left, right, fast, slow, then still A cortical network elicited an action, with or without my will Read More

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October 3, 2016 Semran Thamer

Bloody History of Barber Surgeons

William Pang For many centuries, surgery was treated as a craft performed by barbers. In medieval times, barbers had an expanded scope of practice in an array of surgical procedures that would later cement the foundation of modern surgery. The surgical aspect was Read More

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