Keeping parvovirus on the leash with early detection and vaccinations
Infamously known for taking the lives of our beloved furry friends, parvovirus is still a cureless disease affecting both pets and humans.
Therapy on the go: The promises and pitfalls of mental health apps
Technology is constantly finding new ways to bring convenience to life. Digital therapeutics are one example, allowing people to hold their therapists at the palm of their hands.
Artificial art? The merits and perils of generating images with AI
By feeding programs with data, AI software can learn how to run their own programs, write their own stories, and now, generate unique images including art and realistic faces.
The perfect melody: A closer look at the neurological effects of music
While music is known to be a vivid treat to the ears, neurological studies show that the brain also gets a taste of its benefits—maybe even in life-saving ways.
Charging the way toward reduced tailpipe emissions with EVs, HEVs
HEVs are the alternative created with the aim of striking a balance between electric and internal combustion engine vehicles.
Imitating the normal: In deep with the intricacies of sarcomas
Lurking within the connective tissues of human anatomy, sarcomas are complex cancers that are difficult to treat and diagnose.
Solving the country’s flooding problem through low-impact development solutions
As the country continues to urbanize, low impact development solutions may prove crucial in braving the rainy season.
Breaking down long-term effects, dangers caused by forever chemicals
While PFAS make many modern comforts possible, they come at a steep cost for the environment and our health.
Addressing questions, concerns, and misinformation about monkeypox
The recent monkeypox outbreak raises questions about the virus’ nature—and its potential to start another pandemic.
In the PHL, what does the shift to renewable energy look like?
At the bottom of the Sierra Madre mountains sits a community that is sometimes forced to sit through the night without any electricity. The indigenous Dumagat Remontado community in Sitio Rawang, Tanay, Rizal, has yet to be connected to a centralized power grid, thus they use kerosene lamps, candles, or car batteries as a source […]