The cell is the smallest self-sustaining component of a living organism. Cells can independently divide, grow, synthesize molecules, generate energy, and respond to environmental cues. In more complex organisms, such as humans, cells performing similar functions are grouped into tissues,…
On July 2, 2024, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved donanemab-azbt, known by the brand name Kisunla, as a treatment for early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. This was exciting news for Alzheimer’s patients and a significant victory for researchers, given…
Media includes all outlets used as a means of mass communication, including print forms, digital technology, and broadcast media. Media can inform, entertain and communicate topics to a larger audience, which is advantageous when sharing news and other new discoveries…
Dementia is a term used to describe a range of diseases that affect memory, thinking, personality, mood and other cognitive functions. It is further subdivided into three groups: primary, secondary, and reversible dementia. Primary dementia encompasses diseases such as Alzheimer’s…
In the modern age, we commonly apply labels such as isolated, lonely and alone to express our emotional states. We feel isolated when we spend Friday nights at home, while others may be out partying. We feel lonely when we…
