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There is a lot of talk about donating plasma. What does that mean?

by Christine Doronio Your blood is made up of four main components: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma....

How do we know scientific studies are safe? Who approves them?

By Alexandra Wickson and Samantha Yeligar Have you heard a lot about COVID-19 vaccine trials recently? Ever wonder who oversees...

Breaking the Cycle of Health Disparities

The environment that we live in affects our health and well-being. For those that live in poverty, an unhealthy environment...

Droplet, Aerosol, Airborne, what’s the difference? And do I still have to wear a mask?

by Alexandra Wickson, MPH and Amy Sharma, PhD You might have heard a lot of new terms recently used to talk about...

What’s the deal with radiation? Can my cell phone cause cancer?

First things first: Your cell phone can’t cause cancer.The reason is the difference between non-ionizing and ionizing radiation. When most people...

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