Freezing Your Eggs: How, Why, and When?
University newspapers often feature advertisements from “happy couples looking to grow their family” looking for an egg donor with “an Ivy League degree, blonde hair, blue eyes, and athletic ability.”...
Too Much Emphasis on Procedures and Pills?
When Secondary Prevention is Harmful The current philosophy in our healthcare system maintains that the best way to keep people healthy is to constantly check if they have signs or symptoms of disease. But...
Different Drinks, Different “Drunks”?
It’s a commonly held belief that different kinds of alcohol have different kinds of effects on our mood and behavior: tequila makes us dance on tables and perform karaoke songs we don’t know; vodka makes...
Hallucinogens
What LSD Can Teach Us About Perception LSD and other hallucinogens are typically associated with the 1960s, flower children and the Summer of Love in San Francisco, but the psychopharmacological effects of...
Food for Thought
What Do Our Cravings Really Mean? College students know the dangers of late-night cravings and are well-acquainted with “stress eating,” but why is it that the campus convenience stores make so much money...