The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minTripping Into Sobriety: How Microdosing Can Help AddictionBy Olivia Baccellieri In recent years, North America has faced a significant drug epidemic. Opiates have flooded various populations through increases in pre...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minA Life-Threatening Disease from a 2-Milligram Bug: Submicroscopic Malaria in IndiaBy Loret Haas-Hanser In a scientific, technological era it is difficult to imagine diseases infecting hundreds of millions of people per year- especially a d...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minSwapping DNA Through a Simple HandshakeBy Kylie Finnegan Fungi, bacteria, protozoa - they’re all microscopic creatures that inhabit every last corner of the Earth, able to survive in extreme envir...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 294 minCognitive Impairments from Microvascular DamageBy Jenn Cook As of 2017, type-2 diabetes (T2D) accounted for 91.2% of individuals diagnosed with diabetes in America. It is the more common diagnosis for adu...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minMicroplastics: The Dangerous Pollutant You Can’t SeeBy Emily Kaloudis It is safe to assume that people generally know that pollution and littering are bad. The majority of humankind try not to throw their plas...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minSpace Rats Used to Pioneer Liver Disease ResearchBy Cai McCann You might be familiar with spaceflight being the newest frontier for humans. But, did you know the health effects of spaceflight on humans? In ...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minSatellites, Sandwiches, and Seas: Coral Satellite Food By Charlotte Evans The corals are dying! They’re bleaching in over-warm waters! Why does this happen? Well, corals are actually animals that live in the rock...
The Natural Philosopher Feb 293 minCombating Antimicrobial ResistanceBy Alexia Bove Since their discovery, antibiotics have been regarded as one of the most significant advancements in medicine. The commercial production and u...
