Immunotherapy for Cutaneous Warts: Vitamin D3 vs Normal Saline

BACKGROUND: warts or verrucae are the cutaneous  maifestations caused by human papilloma virus. They are common benign presenting complaints attending to the OPD of dermatology. The treatment of wart posses a therapeutic challenge, as a result multiple modalities are existing for the treatment of cutaneous warts, which is cumbersome and may result in cosmetic disfigurement, … Read more

Controversy Around the 1995 Exhibit of The Enola Gay: "Atomic Bomb Culture Wars Explored thru 1995 Enola Gay Exhibit

 Domiziana Eisner March 9th, 2018 Schulze 1302 An Explosive Decision   Seventy-three years ago, the United States made the decision to drop an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima, Japan. Thus, August 6th, 1945 became an unforgettable, emotional, and controversial day for countries all over the globe. President Truman and Secretary of War, … Read more

"Moses" Of Her People" 60-Char Honor Harriet Tubman's Legacy as The "Moses" of American Slavery

 Emmett McKnight Miss. Rieder English 9B 9 March 2018 Harriet Tubman: Mini Biography Essay Harriet Tubman was born in Dorchester County, Maryland. She was originally named Araminta “Minty” Ross (“Harriet Tubman Facts and Quotes.”). Around 1844 Harriet married a black man named John Tubman, she took his last name and also changed her name … Read more

Help Protect North American Avifauna: Identifying Latitudes of Migratory Birds During Winter Non-Breeding

 Due to urbanization, obstacles are presented for many North American avifauna during winter migration. Identifying overlapping areas used by migratory birds during the winter non-breeding season should increase efficiency in targeting areas destined for conservation of migratory avifauna. We compiled the latitudes for three distinct species, the Brown Pelican, Bald Eagle, and Canada Goose, … Read more

De-Extinction of Passener Pigeon: Conservation Biology’s Hope for Ecosystem Restoration

  The finality of a biological extinction is the urging motivating factor of conservation biology. It was believed that once a species has gone extinct, that species would be gone forever. The only efforts conservation biologist could have done to preserve species diversity was to protect, conserve, and restore. Conservation biologist could protect the species … Read more

XSS: Know How it Works and Samy Worm Attack Case

Cross Site Scripting or a XSS attack is an attack commonly used by attackers to execute a malicious script or payload through the use of a website that has legitimate purposes (Kallin and Lobo Valbuena, 2016). Malicious script or malicious payload being defined as the altercation of any code in a part of a software … Read more

Russian-Syrian Ties: Unravelling the Political and Military Dynamics of the Conflict

 Beginning with the Syrian Arab Spring movement of 2011, the Syrian civil war has been a central point for one of the most complex and convoluted conflicts of the modern day. After pro-democratic uprisings in Turkey and Tunisia lead to dynamic political change, peaceful demonstrations began in Syria after schoolboys were detained and tortured … Read more

Saving a Leg: Overcoming Difficult Times and Medicine

 Throughout my youth, I had the belief that my family was perfect. However, during my first year of college, this belief had changed. On Christmas Eve 2012, my brother was status post his first ACL reconstructive surgery on his right leg secondary to an injury sustained while playing football. At about 10:30 PM on … Read more

Combatting Bacterial Resistance: The Effects & Responsibilities of Our Everyday Lives

 Bacterial resistance has become one of the most pressing scientific issues of our century, but not many outside of the microbiology community are aware of what it is and its effects on our lives. This resistance to antibacterial antibiotics occurs when antibiotics are misused or misprescribed, leading to unnecessary exposure of the bacteria to … Read more

How the Black Power Movement Changed US History

 Section 1: Identification and Evaluation of Sources The question of this investigation is: “To what extent did Black Power Movements contribute to the development of Black Americans in comparison to the Civil Rights Movement? The Black Power movement was a political movement to attain some form of power or influence as described by philosophies … Read more

Comparing Civil Rights and Black Power Movements: Effects on African Americans

 Section 1: Identification and Evaluation of Sources The question of this investigation is: “To what extent did Black Power Movements contribute to the development of Black Americans in comparison to the Civil Rights Movement? The Black Power movement was a political movement to attain some form of power or influence as described by philosophies … Read more

Understand Imagination Inflation & Memory Fallacy | Cognitive Psychology in Everyday Life

 Discuss how one area of cognitive psychology can help us to understand any aspect of everyday life. Autobiographical knowledge has the function of  “defining identity, linking personal history to public history, supporting a network of personal goals and projects across the life span and ultimately in grounding the self in experience” (Conway, 2001). However, … Read more

Increase Spatial Memory in Elderly with Regular Aerobic Exercise: The Benefits of BDNF

 Memory loss due to shrinkage of the hippocampus increases and becomes more recurrent as people get older. In an attempt to find an inexpensive way to decrease the rate of memory loss, the study found that regular aerobic exercise for a year increases hippocampal volume, replacing about two years of lost memory, and improves … Read more

Stroke Types and Prevention: Ischemic, Hemorrhagic, & TIA

 Almost 800,000 people each year either experience a stroke or have a recurring one. It’s the fifth leading cause of death along with the second deadliest disease in America. There are 3 types of strokes: Hemorrhagic stroke(bleeds), Transient Ischemic Attack(TIA), and Ischemic stroke(clots). Each stroke has different causes. All of these types are dangerous … Read more