A tale of two studies
The duality of STEAM degrees
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Para“social” activity
The spooky influence our parasocial friends wield
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When science can’t be trusted
The growing replication crisis plaguing our papers
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On the disparate origin of doctors
In many ways, medicine represents an intersection of myriad disciplines, requiring practitioners to possess an extensive curriculum that stretches across the likes of biochemistry, pharmacology, psychology, and sociology. Altogether, a variety of knowledge ensures that physicians are able not only to treat patients for their immediate cause of visiting the clinic, but also to act
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The Ethics of a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified many aspects of our society and opened them up to scrutiny. It has exposed the good, such as our ability to band together in the face of a common foe; our desire to volunteer our time to help those in need; and our willingness to set aside immediate personal gratifications
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