Science Square (Issue 169)
The Forgotten History of Sleeping in Two Shifts Zaria Gorvett. The forgotten medieval habit of ‘two sleeps’. BBC,…
Diabetes
10 articles
Science Square (Issue 137)
Cell-based therapy may be used to treat obesity and diabetes Wang CH et al. CRISPR-engineered human brown-like adipocytes…
Sugar or Fat?
Diabetes is one of the most serious public health risks today. The United Nations declared diabetes as a…
Editorial (Issue 134) – Preserving Our Health
The Coronavirus pandemic has swept the world in recent months and with it came a wave of panic,…
Metabolic Syndrome: A Major Health Problem of Our Civilization
Life is in the center of existence, and food is in the center of life. All living things…
Science Square (Issue 102)
Newly Discovered Particle Is Both Matter and Antimatter Observing Majorana fermions in the ferromagnetic atomic chains on a…
A New Hope for Type I Diabetes
1- Leptin therapy for diabetes Original Article: Wang, M. et al., PNAS (published online before print on March…
Sugar and the Human Body
In the world we live in today, while great efforts are being made to improve human health, diabetes…
It’s Me Peter, your Pancreas!
Peter, I am not so big as other organs like the liver, heart, and lungs; it is difficult…
Scientific Discoveries: A Novel Perspective
What do penicillin, Teflon, X-rays and insulin have in common? A prominent thinker of our age, while explaining…