Medical Research Issues

With the discovery of "mirror neurons" in 1996, there has been a lot of attention given to their study. Research gives evidence that humans may have the capability to read... keep reading →

In considering the PEPCK-C, or PCK-1, enzyme, the first thoughts of it turn to Super Mouse, otherwise known as Mighty Mouse, the popular Terrytoons children's cartoon. ... keep reading →

The problem with the medical system over the past decades centers around the theory of fighting disease with antipathic drugs. The harder you push the more germs resist. keep reading →

War is a BAD thing. Ironically, many good things have come out of the conditions connected with various wars; especially in the 19th and 20th centuries. Here are some of... keep reading →

"Not tonight dear, i have a headache", this pharase is one of the reason why it always went out from women's head instead of man. It's not really says that women sffer... keep reading →

According to two researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health, a controversial Florida law intrudes on the physician-patient relationship. Their opinion piece,... keep reading →

Introduction to Leprosy in words that a non medical person can understand. keep reading →

Umbilical cord blood may be a new word for many of us, especially those that are less inclined towards medicine and scientific research. Umbilical cord blood simply means the... keep reading →

Where does your medicine come from? The easy answer, and the one pharmaceutical companies, anxious to justify their bloated profit margins, want you to remember, is that your... keep reading →

The Absurdity of Doctor Suguro and Human Sacrifice: an Explication of the Relevance of the Absurd, as Defined by Albert Camus, in Endo’s The Sea and Poison Albert Camus,... keep reading →