Perpetual Learning
Let’s talk about something that’s quietly concerning many doctors and public health experts: the impact of vaping on children’s health. It’s easy to see vaping as a harmless alternative to traditional smoking, but the reality, especially for our younger generation, is far more complex and, frankly, alarming. Did you know that tobacco use in Florida … Read more
Sometimes, the most profound scientific questions come from the most unexpected places. Today, my 7-year-old asked me, “Mom, what makes us move? What’s inside us that makes everything work?” It’s a question that, at its core, gets right to the heart of biology. It’s easy to get lost in the complexities of organs and systems, … Read more
Have you seen those unsettling photos circulating online? Deer with strange growths, rabbits looking like something out of a sci-fi movie, and squirrels with peculiar lumps? It’s understandable why these images have gone viral and sparked fears of widespread mutations. But what’s really going on? The Culprit: A Tiny Poxvirus The primary cause behind these … Read more
Today, August 23, 2025, we’re diving into a question that’s both philosophical and scientific: Can a robot be alive? It’s easy to see robots doing incredible things – from complex manufacturing to assisting in surgery. But when we talk about being ‘alive,’ what are we actually talking about? As someone with a background in atmospheric … Read more
Menopause: Let’s Bust Some Myths! It’s August 3rd, 2025, and as a scientist who thrives on facts and understanding, I want to tackle a topic that affects a significant portion of the population: menopause. This isn’t just a fleeting phase; it’s a natural biological transition. Yet, it’s often surrounded by misinformation. So, let’s dive in … Read more