Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and various other diseases afflict millions throughout the US every year. What these diseases all have in common is that they affect the nervous system of...

Whenever I tell someone that I want to be a surgeon, I often get a response along the lines of “by time you’re a doctor, robots will be doing all of the work.” We all envision a future of telemedicine...

Fred Dumorne School is back, it's Fall, and I can’t help but notice how crowded the gym is. From my own experiences, I could tell who has some sort of knowledge about the exercises they are doing and...

Ilesha Sevak While Americans all over the country are getting ready for allergy season, the people of Somalia are battling a severe polio outbreak. According to the Huffington Post, 128 cases of polio...

There are few things I love more than hearing the word "crisp" from the weatherman's mouth. Autumn is the reason I chose to stay in Jersey for college; who doesn't love sweater weather, bonfires and pumpkin...

New Hope for Hepatitis C Treatment Hepatitis C is an infectious viral disease whose victims are typically asymptomatic. The infection targets the liver, which leads to cirrhosis, then to liver failure...

Looking at the Culture of Radio-Broadcasted Exercise Imagine going to a school where, instead of reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, your day began with an exercise routine. This is commonplace for students...

It's the little things that count 1) Don't chose between coffee or tea Research in Japan has found that coffee and green tea together not only give you an energy-boost, but help reduce risk of strokes...

Tips and tricks to get right back to the books Why is it that every fall I feel as though my memory has become total mush? I can't remember what day of the week it is, let alone my student ID number, or...