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The Language of Depression

Think of the last event in your life that you would describe as depressing. It’s probably not a pleasant thought–maybe something along the lines of a pet passing away or a loved one getting into an accident. The word depression is used a lot under different contexts. As…

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Animal Models for Childhood Cancer

When you hear the word cancer, you probably associate it with a family member, a friend, or even yourself. With more than 200 known types, cancer remains one of the most persistent challenges in medicine. Although chemotherapy and radiation therapy are often considered aggressive treatments for survival, scientists…

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Unzipping the Links Between Genetics and Disease

While treating patients with Hyperimmunoglobulin E syndrome (hyper IgE syndrome), a condition caused by a genetic mutation that weakens the immune system. Dr. Alexandra Freeman noticed an interesting link to the symptoms of Covid-19. Freeman, who is a senior clinician in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious…

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