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Communities and Crime: A Study on Factors Related to Violent Crime Rates in the United States
(image credit: Ofure Itua)Aaron Abraham*, Kevin Lin*Webber Academy *Both authors contributed equally to the writing and research in this study. Their names are listed in alphabetical order. Abstract This study aimed to find the major factors that are closely...
Addressing Healthcare Disparities Facing Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
By Kashyap Patel Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic inflammatory disease that is associated with progressive debilitation and early death. From a young age, I was exposed to the horrors that this disorder can unleash on a person’s life. My maternal grandmother...
A Crisis in Scientific Literacy
By Jacob FineImagine a world free of ignorance. Diseases are eradicated, climate change is solved, poverty is eliminated, and the origin of life is elucidated. The study of natural philosophy, or what is now called science, has already answered some of the deepest...
A Depressing Fallacy
By Kashyap PatelArt by Jenni Li, STEM FellowshipThe Stigma Mental health is very stigmatized in many cultures around the world. In East and South Asian cultures, mental illness is perceived to be a result of weak character and “bad genes” (1). Middle Eastern cultures...
Navigating the research landscape as a student: Choosing what you want to research
by Abhinand ThaivalappilIf you ask around, you will find that young students are often unsure and even overwhelmed of what they want to pursue after high school. A study showed that students felt they were likely to complete high school and go on to attend university...
In the Grey Zone, With a Hint of Colour: The interplay between art and science in academically-driven careers
A few years ago, I was reading a book entitled This is Your Brain on Music, by Daniel Levitin. The book essentially talked about why we tend to develop fascinations or, more boldly put, obsessions with abstract concepts such as music (the subtitle of the book reading...
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