Category: My Thoughts

Biomechanics My Thoughts

The Promising Potential of Xenotransplantation: The Panacea of Pig Kidneys

In my readings on biomedical research, I’ve always been captivated by the intersection of seemingly witchcraft-like science and its potential to transform lives. The breakthrough at Harvard Medical School, where physician-scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital pushed the boundaries of possibility by transplanting a pig kidney into Richard Slayman, is a testament to the transformative power […]

Biomechanics My Thoughts

What Does it Truly Take to be a Biomedical Engineer?

Becoming a biomedical engineer takes a lot of time, work, and dedication. To be successful in this career path, one must have a strong education, a large skillset, and a true passion for the field. A bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering is typically the minimum requirement, but many go above and beyond to achieve higher […]

Biomechanics My Thoughts

Biomedical Engineering: Crafting Solutions for a Healthier Tomorrow

Recently I’ve been thinking about what I want to do when I grow up, and one of the main fields that piqued my interest was Biomedical Engineering. I was originally intrigued by the name, but I decided I should know more about this field if I wanted to pursue a career in it. To start, […]

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Playing Dirty: Doping in Sports

There has always been a controversy surrounding growth hormones and steroids, specifically with those who are fully grown and are athletes performing on higher levels. But what about those still young and not quite at that high-performing level? Should they be allowed to use these performance-enhancing hormones that will change the way they physically develop? […]

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How “Masculinity” is Outdated, and How to Redefine it

For many people, quarantine took a massive toll on their mental health. This drew attention to the fact that people’s mental stability was deteriorating worldwide due to the isolation accompanying the COVID-19 pandemic. I decided to look into this issue, but as per usual, I got sidetracked. although the information I uncovered was not directly […]

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