The global obesity epidemic affects a staggering 52% of adults as of 2016 [1] and continues to escalate. Therefore, the quest for...

According to the World Health Organization, diabetes affects approximately 422 million individuals (8.5% of the world’s population),...

In previous posts, we started to describe the brain’s anatomy in greater depth. We mentioned that the brain is divided into two...

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a prevalent sexually transmitted infection that can infect both males and females who engage in vaginal,...

As mentioned in the previous post, melanoma cases have been increasing over the past few years [1,2]. While there are currently a few...

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops in melanocytes, the cells responsible for the pigment that colours skin, hair, and eyes...

As discussed in our previous posts about human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), there exists no cure for this potentially life-threatening...

With March being endometriosis awareness month, and includes International Women's Day, it is important to discuss this well disregarded...

As discussed in our previous post about human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a cure does not exist at the moment for this potentially...

Although vaccination is the most powerful method to prevent the viral spread and severe disease, it is also important to develop...

As COVID-19 restrictions began to lift over the past few months, there has been news about a new viral acronym: RSV. RSV stands for...

In our previous post, we talked about the different ways that antibiotics could kill bacteria*. Antibiotics have been very helpful to...

In our own healthy bodies, the number of bacterial cells is almost equal to the number of human cells [1]. Bacteria* can actually help...