Research Journal

By Fathanah Kharian The heart, one of the most irrevocable and important organs in the body. More than 5000 heart transplants occur annually around the world and up to 50,000 people are waiting to receive a heart donor. An artificial heart is a pump used to replace damaged heart ventricles and valves. It acts as…

By Mariyah Asad Like a creeping vine, it weaves its tendrils through the fabric of our society, branching out with insatiable curiosity and boundless potential. An unstoppable force. Permeating every aspect of our mere existence. An era of human dominance ends, the reins of power gradually slip from our grasp in which we are left…

By Ella Sanchez Dreams have enthralled individuals for generations because they provide us with intimate insights into our innermost thoughts. But visions are not just mysterious; they play vital roles in our psychological and physiological wellness.  They provide substantial insights into our mind and support cognitive functions like retaining memories, resolving problems and processing emotions. …

By Jamie Su Young athletes today demonstrate remarkable levels of talent and athleticism, surpassing previous generations and pushing the boundaries of sport to new heights. Their progress is limited by a single factor – their physical growth. Osgood-Schlatter disease (OSD) is an injury of the knee that causes painful swelling on the shinbone below the…

By Elizabeth Valdes A common misconception about sugar is that there is “good” sugar and “bad” sugar. When it comes to defining what’s best for your body, it isn’t that black and white. Most food manufacturers will promote their goods by “sugarcoating” the amount and source of their sugar content, thus tricking the public eye.…