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By Nora KapoorPosted on

Is the Earth Getting Bigger? 

The Earth has undoubtedly been around a lot longer than humans. Its creation almost five billion years ago was due to accretion, a process where space…

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By Isbaah PirwaniPosted on

The soundtrack of success: The science behind music and the mind

Music is more than just sound — it’s a science. Behind every song, beat, and melody lies a deep connection between the brain and sound…

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By Lauren LamsonPosted on

Vanderbilt scientists design a quicker method for diagnosing bacterial infections

What if diagnosing a bacterial infection took minutes instead of hours? Vanderbilt scientists are working to make that a reality.  Every year, 23 million Americans…

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By Tara ChalasaniPosted on

Forging a path to the end of the peanut allergy

Having grown up with allergies, I am very familiar with the painstaking process of skin and blood tests used to determine my sensitivities to a…

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By Aaliyah BrownPosted on

Why do our memories begin so late into our lives?

The science behind forgotten beginnings Have you ever tried to recall your earliest memory, only to realize that much of your infancy remains a mystery?…

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By Angie LiPosted on

Tylenol: The everyday painkiller with a hidden edge

If you’ve ever reached for a bottle of Tylenol to help you recover from a long day of studying, a banging headache, or a fever…

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By Kalyssa PlattPosted on

The fluoride fix: How a tiny mineral makes a big splash in your tap water

Fluoride, a naturally occurring mineral, has been added to public drinking water supplies across the United States since 1945 to combat tooth decay. This practice,…

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By Jaya KhullarPosted on

A “star” student: Vanderbilt alum Aashi Gurijala publishes science-fiction Nakshatra series

It started with a Kobe Bryant notebook. Upon first meeting Vanderbilt alumna Aashi Gurijala ‘25, that’s not quite what one would predict the origin of…

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By Paige RobersonPosted on

Floor vs. bed: Exploring possible health benefits of floor sleeping

For Vanderbilt students, sleeping on the floor or in a bed might seem like a small detail, but it could impact your health, especially when…

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By Kaylyn SethakoseePosted on

The health benefits of forest bathing through the art of shinrin-yoku 

Vanderbilt’s campus is a designated arboretum — home to 6,181 trees as of 2013 — so students can take advantage of the Japanese tradition of…

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