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Mending Brain Injuries

Researchers are finding ways to address certain traumatic brain injuries that were once believed to be beyond recovery.

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Easier Pill to Swallow

Mark Cuban's new approach to drug pricing offers hope for lower costs while highlighting the ongoing battle for fair and transparent medication pricing.

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The Ozempic Era

How an obscure drug became a household name, revolutionizing an industry in the process.

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The Woman I Am

March 05, 2024

Women's History Month offers a chance to reflect on the challenges of navigating societal expectations while embracing a multifaceted identity.

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Out and Proud

June 20, 2023

How can individuals support LGBTQIA+ individuals in STEM careers? These actions can help improve the academic culture for LGBTQIA+ individuals.

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Back in the Closet

June 13, 2023

LGBTQIA+ individuals want better representation in STEM, so why is it not happening?

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Overcoming Adversity

March 02, 2022

Black excellence and the importance of maintaining a positive legacy.

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The Resilience of Black People

February 02, 2022

In the face of adversity, Black people continue to be resilient.

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Disabilities in STEM

October 13, 2021

Supporting disabled individuals in STEM is critical to maintaining a successful scientific community; simply adhering to ADA guidelines is not enough.