What if diagnosing a bacterial infection took minutes instead of hours? Vanderbilt scientists are working to make that a reality.
Every year, 23 million Americans visit hospitals and clinics...
Having grown up with allergies, I am very familiar with the painstaking process of skin and blood tests used to determine my sensitivities to a variety of pollen types. From my experiences, I have realized...
Aging has long been viewed as inevitable. The thought of wrinkles marking our skin may not seem so daunting until the fear of age-related diseases begins to cast a shadow in the back of our minds. However,...
We’ve all heard the phrase “sleep is important,” but many of us still don’t get our recommended 7 to 9 hours per night — whether it’s because of work, late-night study sessions, or binge-watching...
The prefrontal cortex, responsible for planning, impulse control, and social behavior, is famously the last part of the brain to fully mature. According to research from the National Institute of Mental...
Aaliyah Brown | February 12th, 2025
Giant pandas, a symbol of wildlife conservation, encounter various health challenges both in the wild and in captivity. One innovative tool being explored to help...
Tara Chalasani | January 11th, 2025
As artificial intelligence becomes more ingrained in our everyday lives, it is no surprise that it has led to Nobel Prize-winning innovations. This year, the Nobel...
Paige Roberson | December 26th, 2024
Scientists have discovered a way to ethically and consistently clone stem cells, a unique type of cell capable of turning into different types of cells in the body....
Jaya Khullar | November 8th, 2024
Imagine an autumn evening in Italy — dusk blends together orange-pink hues from the setting sun which brightens the cobblestone alleys and reflects off the city...
