Stepping up the printing game: the first 3D heart from human tissue
3D-printed organs from patient’s own cells are becoming a reality that could open the doors to a new era in regenerative medicine.
Zebras, not horses: The genetic disease that can’t be sequenced
Emily investigates the bizarre biological mystery behind her life-altering genetic disease, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
Keto or Ket(NO): A Scientific Look at the Keto Diet
Nina Kratky explores the notion of bacon and cheese as health foods.
Doctor versus machine: how AI will inevitably change medical diagnostics
Are AI doctors on the horizon? Lisa investigates the possibilities.
Keeping the (cellular) memories alive
Whether good or bad, our memories reflect our experiences throughout our lives, but do memories shape us even from within our cells? Jennifer investigates.
Fact or fallacy? The text neck “epidemic”
Sean provides an overview of why using your mobile and having neck ache is blown out of proportion
We Need Scientists Back on the Moon
Michael Turner celebrates 50 years since the first lunar landings and assesses the scientific legacy of the Apollo missions and the potential for future exploration of the moon and beyond.
Dining with disease
Dzachary Zainudden delivers an insight into the role of pathogenic germs in paving the way for diseases to spread from plate to people.
