An Apple a Day
We all know the saying: an apple a day keeps the doctor away. This adage has been around in some form since 1860. In…
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Seriously Phony: Head Horns and Other Myths
Cell phones seem to be one of the many boogeymen of modern society; they can be blamed for almost everything. Exasperated adults often lament…
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Candida Auris: A Dangerous Nosocomial Fungus Among Us
Candidiasis, a fungal infection of the genus Candida, affects millions of people annually. It generally is not a serious infection. However, if a Candida…
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Advances in Diabetes Treatment: From Gila Monsters to Cone Snails
Medical advances can come from the most unlikely places. Nowhere is this more apparent than trends in diabetes management. Since 2005 the FDA has…
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What’s The Deal With CBD?
Remarkably, Marijuana is legal in the United States, even with its classification as a Schedule I drug. With two-thirds of states passing legislation to…
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Musculoskeletal Stem and Stromal Cell Engineering
Musculoskeletal traumatic injuries are some of the leading causes of morbidity and disability worldwide. There is an increasing prevalence of post-traumatic and degenerative pathologies…
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Addressing Low Adherence to Chronic Medications with “Smart Pills”
Many aspects of our lives nowadays can be easily tracked on a smartphone, such as package deliveries, what our friends are doing, and our…
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Bleeding Control: New Initiatives to Prevent Pre-Hospital Hemorrhagic Deaths
Mass casualty incidents (MCIs) such as shootings, infrastructure collapses, or bombings can quickly overwhelm emergency medical resources with gravely injured victims. This has highlighted…
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Is heat-stable carbetocin the new promising uterotonic agent to reduce postpartum hemorrhage worldwide?
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 800 women die every day due to preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. Based on…
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Gabapentin: A Potential Drug of Concern for Pain Management
The United States has experienced a rapid increase in the use of prescription and non-prescription opioid medications since the beginning of the 1990s and…
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