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The World’s Longest Disease

By: Simrin Puri, Journalist

A lot of diseases out there can cause a lot of damage to a person, physically and mentally. However, this unique disease not only affects a person's health, but it has 45 letters! Read more to find out.

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Biomedical Engineering

By: Samary Velasquez, journalist

Biomedical engineering (BME) is a recently created discipline. Its most accepted definition is the application of engineering principles to the life sciences. It combines engineering design criteria and analysis tools from mathematics, physics, and chemistry to solve problems in medicine, biology, biotechnology, pharmacy, and more.

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The Future Of Medicine

By: Simrin Puri, Journalist

The field of medicine is constantly changing. In the past 200 years, there have been millions of discoveries. In recent years, telehealth has become more popular and is used often. What is telehealth?

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Melanoma – The Most Dangerous Skin Cancer And Treatments

By: Victoria Neacsu, Journalist

Melanoma is the most deadly skin cancer. However, it is curable, if you catch it early on.

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The Rise of Bioprinting

By: Ben Wandow, Journalist

Imagine a future where damaged organs can be repaired, not with transplants from deceased donors, but with tissues engineered from your own cells. This futuristic vision is becoming a reality thanks to the emerging field of bioprinting.

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How Technology Helps People With Type 1 Diabetes

By: Victoria Neacsu, Journalist

Around 1.25 million people in the United States of America have type 1 diabetes. Diabetes affects everyday life. If you don't get treatment, you will have serious consequences.

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Cancer Treating Soap

By: Kaleb Fuard, Journalist

A 14-year-old boy won the 3M young scientist lab competition, the grand prize of $25,000, and was named their 2023 top young scientist. He is named Heman Bekele and he is a ninth grader Woodson High School...

Scientists Are Working On Artificial Nerve Cells To Replace Those Destroyed By Parkinson’s

By: Alexander Zabavskiy, Journalist

At least one million Americans and almost six million people worldwide are thought to have Parkinson's disease. A treatment for this disease might have been found.

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