By Eliot Parascandolo Everyone remembers 2014, when news first broke that the Ebola virus a subtype of the Filoviruses which cause hemorrhagic fever. Ebola is a relentless disease which causes severe bleeding which sometimes make the patient appear to be crying blood. Though the risk to the United States was limited by the professional and […]

By Noa Mecica About one third of individuals who are clinically depressed do not respond well to any drugs currently on the market, with these drugs often leading to undesirable side effects. An emerging body of evidence is suggesting that the immune system along with inflammation play a role in the development of major depression […]

By Rohan Sharma Receiving an adequate amount of good quality sleep is essential in general healthy brain function as well as cognition. Nearly 50% of United States adults fail to achieve their needed amount with an average of less than 7 hours of sleep per weeknight.1 For many who do get enough sleep, the poor […]