“public health”

11 stories found.

Why only females bite, why the bite itches, and why mosquito prevention is a small part of protecting community health.

Yena Seo/Sep 2026

Bone is living tissue. Three sessions a week at a decent intensity, and it remodels itself around the load.

Hyunji Song/Jun 2026

Two thousand middle-aged people, eleven years, and a 70% lower risk. Speed turned out not to matter.

Hyunji Song/Feb 2026

A triathlete on what starting the day with a run does for deadlines, expectations and everything before first period.

Hakyoon Lee/Feb 2026

Billions of neurons, electrical and chemical signals, and what studying them may teach us about being human.

Yebynn Son/Sep 2026

CRISPR is a molecular scissor. It won a Nobel in 2020, treated sickle cell in 2023, and edited embryos in 2018.

Hayeon Son/May 2026

Brain-wave activity does not match the feeling of deep sleep. The dream does.

Hyunji Song/Mar 2026

Students stop the clock for bathroom breaks and cry over eight hours. The correlation is weaker than expected.

Hayeon Son/Mar 2026

A new organelle, found in ocean algae at UC Santa Cruz. New organelles almost never appear.

Hyunji Song/Dec 2025

Each sleep cycle runs about 90 minutes. Wake at the end of one and the morning is survivable.

Hannah Cho/Dec 2025

Microplastics, acidification and bleaching, and the small things students can actually do.

Hyunji Song/Nov 2025