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Behnoush Hassanzadeh21 March 2018

Technologies allow scientist to make changes to the genomes of living things. What are the pros and cons of having access to techniques like these?

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Audrey Le Pioufle14 March 2018

Many people have had children using assisted reproductive technologies. But some of these techniques can raise some ethical issues.

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Harley Gordon6 March 2018

Hormones don’t just strike at puberty. They’re working in your body all the time, throughout your life, helping different parts of your body communicate and work together.

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Michael Wahba2 March 2018

Premature babies are at risk for all kinds of complications. But have scientists found a new way for these babies to develop outside the womb?

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Harleen Saini 23 February 2018

Your cells work thanks to a team of structures called organelles. Each of them has an important job!

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CurioCity15 February 2018

Did you know that whenever you watch an Olympic event, you’re watching science, technology, engineering and math in action?

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CurioCity Careers13 February 2018

I am a student researcher at the Tom Baker Cancer Center. In this role, I design, execute, and present clinical trials and database research studies. My research focuses on pancreatic and lung cancer, and aims to identify treatments that improve cancer patients’ chance at survival.

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Moushumi Nath6 February 2018

How does your brain encode, store and retrieve memories? And where do all those memories live until you need them?

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Damitha Gunathilake2 February 2018

Many doctors prescribe antibiotics to cure infections. But should they be prescribing viruses instead?

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Karen Jung26 January 2018

Most cells in your body have specific functions. Others can become different cell types. This second category of cells might hold important clues for cancer researchers.

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