Which activity is ultimately more beneficial for the body: an hour of walking, twenty minutes of jumping jacks, or thirty minutes of yoga? Although each of these...
Nutrition
Achieving academic success involves a synergistic approach that combines proper nutrition and effective study habits. Maintaining a balanced diet with…
Health
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have developed two engineered strains of mycobacteria with “kill switches” that can be activated to stop bacterial activity after eliciting an immune response. This breakthrough aims to enhance tuberculosis (TB) vaccination efforts and overcome safety challenges in designing bacteria for controlled human infection trials or improved vaccines.
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As the fall season approaches, whether or not you have the typical back-to-school routines or experience the changing weather, there…
