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Recently, researchers discovered that the p53 gene can both stop and accelerate cancer growth.

Is the p53 gene truly the guardian of the genome?

By AVERY GULINO | February 14, 2019

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CancerSEEK is a new blood test developed by a Hopkins research team to screen for cancer.

Hopkins creates blood test for cancer screening

By AVERY GULINO | February 1, 2018

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Juniors Reena Sarkar and Adriana Donis attended the Grace Hopper Celebration in Florida.

Juniors attend conference for women in tech

By AVERY GULINO | October 26, 2017

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EpiPens are one vital drug that have soared in price over the years.

New Maryland statute regulates big Pharma

By AVERY GULINO | October 12, 2017

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Human remains in Malawi show no DNA link to modern day habitants.

Newly found DNA unveils migration patterns

By AVERY GULINO | October 5, 2017

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Germ free mice given human subject microbiomes showed dramatic weight gain or loss.

Human gut microbiome found to influence health

By AVERY GULINO | September 28, 2017

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Honey bees create a unique protein that protects them from infection.

Researchers find antibiotic protein in honeybees

By AVERY GULINO | September 25, 2017

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The study can be applied to human health as mice age similarly to humans.

High fat diet displays health benefits in mice

By AVERY GULINO | September 21, 2017

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Children may sleep less when their mothers experiences insomnia.

Children and mothers share sleep patterns

By AVERY GULINO | September 14, 2017

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Acts of morality lead to increased activity in the brain’s reward center.

Brain reward pathway tied to moral character

By AVERY GULINO | September 7, 2017

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