By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist  If you have ever developed a close relationship with your doctor, you know the effect a positive, supportive connection can have on the entire treatment process....

By STEPHANIE GALL ’14  Staff Columnist Ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer and mesothelioma aren’t generally diagnosed until late in the disease, making them some of the most difficult cancers to...

By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist A nutritional supplement called creatine has been shown to slow the onset of Huntington’s disease, a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by involuntary...

By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist Two novel imaging techniques developed at MIT and Harvard University have opened a window into how the brain and cells function. These advancements have the potential...

By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist The Museum of Science unveiled its most recent permanent exhibit, “The Hall of Human Life,” last Saturday, Nov. 16. The exhibit, which spans 10,000 square...

Gesture logins provide a new type of electronic security By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist Movement lets us get from point A to point B, express ourselves and now even serves as a security measure....

DrinkSavvy drinkware to hit stores mid-2014 by Stephanie Gall '14, Staff Columnist One night, Boston attorney Mike Abramson went out to a local bar to celebrate a friend’s birthday. At some point that...