Author: Julien Kolta, Year 12 Leukaemia is a cancer of the blood-forming tissues including the bone marrow and the lymphatic system....

Author: Tashi Mosali, Year 11 The loss of muscle function in one or more parts of the body is known as paralysis. The main job of the...

Author: Laith Jadallah A common misconception is that depression is a process of aging in adults. However, depression is a medical...

Author: Divya Malhotra Containing the largest RNA viruses ranging from 28 to 33kb in size, and having a viral envelope that can break...

Author: Taneer Naqvi Trauma; something that many people suffer from. It is defined as damage to the mind that occurs as a result of a...

Author: Juliana Aboukasem Researchers from Griffith University in Queensland may have found a cure for cervical cancer with a 100 percent...

Author: Suleiman Obeidat Yr 12 The Alzheimer’s Society reports that around 850,000 people in the UK suffer from dementia, a condition...

Author: Natasha Rocca, Yr 12 Optogenetics The brain is made up of billions of neurons communicating with electricity which can control...

Author: Firas al Omari, Yr 12 Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability of our time. Autism is a very misunderstood...

Author: Julien Kolta, Yr 12 With the coronavirus being at different stages of it’s spread in different countries the same question...

Author: Tashi Mosali, Y11 Cystic fibrosis is a rare genetic disease that can be caused if the gene that contains a protein called cystic...

Author: Laith Jadallah, Yr 12 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or more commonly known as ADHD is a mental disorder that affects...

Author: Maryam Abdelrahman, Yr 12 Health care professionals including epidemiologists, who for months have been eagerly requesting...

Author: Divya Malhotra, Yr 11 In 1864, Dr Rebecca Lee Crumpler made history by becoming the first African-American woman to become a...

Author: Megan Pereira, Yr 12 Robot-assisted surgery is a type of surgery that is done using robotic systems. It supposedly allows for...

Author: Juliana Aboukasem, Yr 12 These animals are mites tiny archfiends related to spiders and ticks too small to see with the naked eye...

Author: Alexia Ferreira, Yr 12 Discovered in 1771 by Carl Willhelm Scheele (German-Swedish pharmaceutical chemist), oxygen is a vital...

Author: Mahdi Mohammed, Y12 An ACL injury is a tear or sprain of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) — one of the major ligaments in...

Author: Reyam el Haddad, Y12 Genome editing, which is also referred to as gene editing, is a variety of technologies which have allowed...

Author: Aida Rostami, Y12 On august 22nd, 1965 in Winnipeg Canada, Janet Reimer had successfully become a proud mother of identical twins...