We often think of ageing as nature’s one unbreakable law. Everyone gets older. Cells slow down, tissues wear out, and eventually, the body gives in. But over the past thirty years, science has begun to challenge that assumption. Ageing isn’t…
So you’ve probably noticed this at some point: two people taking the same medication for the same condition but both experience very different effects. One gets better quickly with no side effects, but the other doesn’t get better at all…
Recently I’ve been working on finding sources for my HPQ about AI assisted diagnostics methods for TB (tuberculosis), when I stumbled upon a research article that proposed the usage of AI to analyse a patient’s cough and identify differences and…
CRISPR, short for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, has taken the world by storm since its discovery in the 1980s. What started as a natural defence mechanism in bacteria has evolved into one of the most powerful tools in genetic engineering. With its potential to…