Broadly speaking, the general public doesn’t read scientific journals. Most people subscribe to magazines like Time or Reader’s Digest, not academic publications like Nature or Science. Yet this doesn’t mean that scientific…
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A great debate of United States politics in the 20th century rages on. The moment Donald Trump took to the White House as the unlikeliest…
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When the editors of the popular United Kingdom-based publication The Guardian decided to publish an article with the title, “Want to fight climate change? Have…
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Marijuana makes people say the craziest things. Not the people using the drug — though, of course, those people spout plenty of cloud-brained iotas of…
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A healthy head of hair is a good indication of good health. In movies and television, men and women are depicted with lush and relatively…
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David Bowie’s eyes are two different colors due to Anisocoria, this is a result of a permanently dilated pupil which makes one iris color look…
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February 21st marked the beginning of Oregon’s “School Exclusion Day” as the state begins its efforts to ensure that as much of its youth are…
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Science fiction pushes the boundaries of the methods, theories, and tools that we have today. They allow us an insight into a future that could…
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In the past few years, many parts of the United States have legalized the use of marijuana for medical use and some have also legalized…
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Science Trends very kindly reached out to me to write about my recently-published hypothesis proposing that some cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known…
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The concept of stimulating the immune response of the body against an antigen is the foundation for vaccination. A vaccine adjuvant is an important component…
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