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(11/30/17 8:26pm)
Those who enjoyed Orson Scott Card’s science-fiction classic Ender’s Game may remember how the governments in Card’s futuristic world used computer simulation games to train the best and brightest children to beat an alien invasion.
(11/30/17 8:25pm)
According to the World Health Organization, approximately 250,000 to 500,000 people suffer from spinal cord injuries each year. A lot of these injuries are due to preventable causes, such as car crashes and falls.
(11/30/17 8:23pm)
Uber paid off hackers who breached customer information
(11/30/17 8:20pm)
One such danger was a fatal disease that would come to be known as scrapie. It caused behavioral changes in the animals it affected, including tremors, loss of coordination and a compulsive tendency to rub against objects as though dealing with an itch, hence the name.
(11/30/17 8:18pm)
While some scientists believe that life must exist outside of Earth, proof of extraterrestrial life has yet to be uncovered.
(11/30/17 8:16pm)
In this day and age, there is hardly a need for another reason to pick up a gym membership. The apparent benefits of exercise are seemingly endless, with a number of positive physical and emotional changes associated with taking a bit of time to sweat.
(11/30/17 8:15pm)
Obesity is a health issue that has been affecting growing numbers of Americans in recent years. While people generally believe that obesity is caused by eating and various lifestyle habits, researchers are working to pinpoint a gene that might be directly responsible for obesity.
(11/30/17 8:14pm)
It’s widely known that the heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. With its contracting and relaxing motions, the heart is able to pump blood to different areas within the body, thus providing nutrients and various necessary hormones to ensure the body operates at an optimal level.
(11/16/17 5:51pm)
In the United States 9.4 percent of the population suffers from diabetes, affecting over 30 million people. The disease is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S., and the total estimated cost of diagnosed diabetes is $245 billion. Clearly diabetes is no small issue.
(11/16/17 5:49pm)
Recently, the number of people suffering from Zika virus throughout the world has significantly decreased. However, biologists predict that Zika will return with a vengeance, potentially leading to more infections.
(11/16/17 5:47pm)
Artificial intelligence accurately detects colorectal cancer
(11/16/17 5:46pm)
Patients who suffer from mental disorders such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety have minds that work differently from others.
(11/16/17 5:45pm)
Right now, I’m going to question that notion.
(11/16/17 5:43pm)
In his time, Charles Darwin’s famous theory of evolution was a subject of scrutiny and skepticism. Today most have accepted evolution to be as close to fact as a theory can get.
(11/16/17 5:41pm)
Stem cells are special cells in our body that have the potential to develop into many different types of cells during proliferation. A stem cell divides by producing a new cell with the potential either to remain a stem cell or to become a cell with a more specialized function such as a muscle cell, a brain cell or a red blood cell.
(11/16/17 5:40pm)
The age of dinosaurs drew to a close some 66 million years ago when a large asteroid struck the Yucatán Peninsula. The asteroid was about nine kilometers in diameter and released large amounts of stratospheric soot and sulfate aerosols when it collided with the hydrocarbon-rich sedimentary rocks on Earth.
(11/16/17 5:38pm)
Kyle Cunningham hadn’t intended to delve so deeply into genetics. In fact when he first came to Hopkins as an undergraduate, he was studying computers and philosophy.
(11/09/17 5:34pm)
Recent studies have shown that some species of fish can show symptoms of major depressive disorder. While one might find this claim bizarre and dismiss fish as simple organisms incapable of complex emotion, there are actually several striking similarities we share with fish.
(11/09/17 5:32pm)
In today’s world, with technology at the forefront like never before, engineering is more important than ever. Future innovations like commercial space travel and advanced AI make building a bridge look easy.
(11/09/17 5:29pm)
Known to the public only by his first name during his life (in order to protect the Vetters’ privacy), David captured the nation’s attention. He was periodically covered by the media, and his plight even made its way into pop culture.