Can Green Supplement Powders Boost Immunity?
by Marina Jardim Science Within Us
In recent years, green supplements have become remarkably popular in the health-and-wellness world. Green supplements are fruits and vegetables that […]
Organoids: Animal-Free Alternatives in Medical Research
by Harriet Giddings Science Within Us
The use of animals in research has been a controversial topic for some time. There is still a divided opinion […]
Ancient DNA Helps Us Understand Pathogens of the Past
by Madeline Rollins Science Within Us
Herpes simplex virus, the microbe that causes pesky cold sores, has been around for centuries. More than 2,500 years ago, […]
What’s the Difference Between a Harmless Cosmetic Procedure and the Deadliest Poison on Earth? There Isn’t Any!
by Anna Ruvinov Science Within Us
Every year, millions of Botox® procedures are done, usually in the form of non-invasive injections. In many cases, these injections […]
What your nose can tell you about mental health
by Dana Beach Science Within Us
Lately, our noses have been getting a lot more attention. COVID-19 changed the way our noses interact with the outside […]
You are WHEN you eat: How feeding schedules can synchronize the body’s circadian clocks
by Dana Beach Science Within Us
In recent years, a type of intermittent fasting called Time-Restricted Eating/Feeding (TRE/TRF) has received unprecedented attention in the wellness world. This […]
Room for Dessert: Why We Crave Sweets Even When We’re Full
by Cassondra Saande Science Within Us
We’ve all experienced that feeling of being completely full after a meal, yet still having room for dessert… maybe even […]
Mitochondria Are More Than Just the Powerhouse of the Cell
by Cara "Andy" Anderson Science Within Us
The extent of the average American’s knowledge regarding mitochondria is that seemingly-ubiquitous adage from high school biology class: mitochondria are […]
Five Myths About Exercise
by Cara "Andy" Anderson Science Within Us
Exercise is a topic that’s muddied with mainstream misconceptions. Here are five common exercise myths, debunked by science.
Why is insulin so expensive in the United States?
by Cara "Andy" Anderson Science Within Us
This year, 2021, is the 100-year anniversary of the discovery of insulin by Frederick Banting, James B. Collip, Charles Best, […]
How mRNA Opens the Cell Door—the Janitor Holds the Key
by Sarah Anderson Science Within Us
The game is starting any minute. He sprints to the gym door, grabs the handle to throw it open, and—his […]
A Book Review of – When Brains Dream: Exploring the Science and Mystery of Sleep
by Bill Carroll Science Within Us
In the earliest dream I can recall, I was being held captive in a cave, handcuffed to a giant. Upon awakening, […]
Most kids don’t know how to use their inhalers. Could more screen time be the solution?
by Alex Emerson Science Within Us
When it comes to treating an asthma episode, speed is key – just ask your favorite asthmatic TV characters. From […]
Lonely But Not Alone: How Perception and Stress Shape Our Reality
by Emily Silver Science Within Us
In one of his most famous songs, the pop artist Lauv sings: “Modern loneliness, we’re never alone But always depressed, […]
Six Easy Ways to Improve Your Mental Health
by Arthur Piccio Science Within Us
Given the relatively high cost of healthcare in the United States, there has been an increased focus in recent years […]
Optogenetics: Lighting Up the Brain
by Zachary Kortge Science Within Us , The "TEM" of STEM
Inside our head is a raging electrical storm that creates the basis of our very existence. The electricity created by […]
The Dunning-Kruger Effect and Imposter Syndrome: Signs that Your Self-Judgement is Off the Scale
by Stephanie Jyet Quan Loo Science Within Us
I remember the time I first learned about algebraic equations. Feeling confident that I would definitely be able to answer […]
After 50 years, We Finally Have a Drug to Help Victims of Acute Ischemic Stroke
by Alicia Jackson Science Within Us
Strokes can lead to long-term disability and lifelong mobility issues, especially in survivors aged 65 and above. This is very […]
Nobel Prizes 2020: Their Impact on the World, Past, Present, and Future
by Fabricio Pamplona People in Science , Science Within Us
The Nobel Prize is famously awarded to those whose contributions to science, arts, and peace drive humankind towards a better […]
Completely Random Science Trivia
by Ben Marcus Science Around the House , Science Within Us
Sometimes you’re in the mood to sit down and read a feature article that really dives deep into an important […]
The Past is Present: What Ancient Viruses Can Teach Us About Their Modern Counterparts
by Michaella Sangiolo Science Within Us
Although viruses are microscopic, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have never been more visible than before. And as more […]
Vaccine Hesitancy: The History of Abuse That Fuels Mistrust
by Anjali Kotamarthi Science Within Us
With the recent news on COVID-19 vaccine trials and distribution has come an onslaught of differing opinions on the safety […]
Here, There, Everywhere: The Skin Microbiome and Your Health
by Vanessa M. Nepomuceno Science Within Us
If you’re a germaphobe, it’s probably your worst nightmare to read that your skin is crawling with millions of bacteria, […]
The Basis of Addiction
by Ben Marcus Science Within Us
I was never interested in using drugs in college, and I still avoid everything except the occasional glass of wine. […]
