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Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: Allergies

Have you ever wondered why some of us are unaffected by springtime pollen while others find themselves sneezing? Or why not everyone can enjoy a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich without having a reaction? What really causes these allergies, and why do they vary among different people? Find out more in this week's article!

Sep 22, 2023 · 2 minute read · 464 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: Sleep and Circadian Rhythm

After a long day of school, extracurriculars, and hanging out with friends, there is one thing that we all look forward to at the end: a good night’s rest. What causes all of these differences in our sleep and energy patterns, and what makes us tired as the sky turns darker? Check out this week's article to learn more about the force that controls our sleep!

Sep 1, 2023 · 4 minute read · 802 words

Aya D.

TL;DR Science: The Future of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM):

Remote patient monitoring is an innovative approach in healthcare that utilizes advancements in information technology to gather patient data outside of the conventional health care environment. It is also referred to as remote patient management, remote health monitoring, or remote physiologic monitoring. Check out this week's article to learn more about its software and benefits!

Jul 29, 2023 · 1 minute read · 298 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: Vision and the Optic Nerve

Vision forms the basis for our everyday lives; after all, almost everything we do – from studying to taking walks on the beach – depends on our ability to see. We even “eat with our eyes” before tasting our favorite foods! How is it that we are able to see the world around us, and where does the brain come into play? What conditions can hinder that ability? Let’s learn all that and more by exploring one of the most integral parts of the visual system: the optic nerve.

Jul 14, 2023 · 4 minute read · 771 words

Thomas P.

TL;DR Science: Exploration of Probability, Part 3

This week's article is a continuation of our Probability series!

Jun 30, 2023 · 3 minute read · 542 words

Aya D.

TL;DR Science: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the field of healthcare, bringing forth a new era of personalized medicine, improved diagnostics, and enhanced patient care. With its ability to analyze vast amounts of data, identify patterns, and make intelligent predictions, AI is transforming the way healthcare professionals diagnose diseases, develop treatment plans, and manage patient outcomes. Find out more in this week's article!

Jun 24, 2023 · 3 minute read · 528 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science - Vitamins and Minerals

Regardless of our age, we’ve always been told to eat balanced. Fruits and vegetables form a large part of that ideal diet. However, we don’t always think about why that is; sure, they’re healthy, but what makes them so important to our eating habits? What about proteins – what makes lean meats or lentils the central focus of many of our plates? The answer is pretty simple: all these foods are packed with nutrients. Read this week's article on vitamins and minerals!

Jun 17, 2023 · 3 minute read · 519 words

Philip A.

TL;DR Science: Numerical Analysis: The Unsung Hero of Science

In science, physical processes like chemical reactions or moving bodies are modelled using mathematics. The mathematical models used are ordinarily systems of equations that relate all the quantities being dealt with symbolically. These equations are said to hold for values of the variables that lie in a particular set like the real numbers or a subset of the real numbers. FInd out more in this week's article about numerical analysis and its importance!

Jun 9, 2023 · 4 minute read · 708 words

Aya D.

TLDR; Innovations: The Use of 3D Printing in the Medical Field

3D printing or three-dimensional printing is a revolutionary technology that is changing the way we produce objects. Check out this week's article to learn more about how 3D printing is changing the medical field!

May 26, 2023 · 3 minute read · 533 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: Cell Organelles and Their Functions

Not a million, not a billion, a whopping 30 trillion cells make up the human body. From helping you see the world around you to digesting your favorite foods, cells play a pivotal role in maintaining the body’s functions. But there are structures even smaller than cells that work tirelessly behind the scenes – or rather, behind the cell membrane! There are numerous cell organelles covered in biology classes, but it is oftentimes hard to remember their specific functions. That is why making simple yet effective analogies can help! Check out this article for more information!

May 22, 2023 · 4 minute read · 876 words

Des articles 📰

TL;DR Science: Allergies

TL;DR Science: Sleep and Circadian Rhythm

TL;DR Science: The Future of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM):

TL;DR Science: Vision and the Optic Nerve

TL;DR Science: Exploration of Probability, Part 3

TL;DR Science: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

TL;DR Science - Vitamins and Minerals

TL;DR Science: Numerical Analysis: The Unsung Hero of Science

TLDR; Innovations: The Use of 3D Printing in the Medical Field

TL;DR Science: Cell Organelles and Their Functions

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