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Medicine Articles

This page features articles which tackle imminent health problems such as inflammation therapy, epilepsy, and Kawasaki disease. The use of emojis in healthcare is also explored.

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Emojis on phone screen

New pathways in inflammation therapy

Intern Blues THUMBNAIL

A disease that is characterised by abnormal electric discharges in the brain

Image by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

What it is, and how it works for HIV patients

Image by Natasha Connell

Tailoring medicine to a patient's genes

Image by Tom Hermans

This disease is caused by small pouches (diverticula) in the wall of the large intestine

Figure 2- rash observed on a child with Kawasaki disease

A breakdown on the types and how to spot them

Cardiac regeneration THUMBNAIL

A silent threat to global health

Healthy Food

From bone maintenance to neural communications

Image by Nathan Waters

The genetic side of this mental health disorder

Image by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

The genetic side of this common sleep disorder

Image by Gizem Nikomedi

Emojis were originated by Shigetaka Kurita in 1999

Carbon monoxide reaction

Book review 

Image by Robina Weermeijer

The scariest disease ever?

Image by CDC

A closer look at the signs in this neurodegenerative disease

Personalised medicine THUMBNAIL

Why do some people have them?

Diverticular disease THUMBNAIL

Named after Tomisaku Kawasaki in 1967

Healthy brain vs focal epilepsy vs generalised epilepsy

Why is there a need for it?

Image by Mufid Majnun

Can what we eat, breathe, do for a living affect our risk of Parkinson's?

Image by Eiliv Aceron

Uncovering the link between sleep, memory and Alzheimer's

Image by Joice Kelly

An opinion piece: the second brain

Time

Looking at The Pain Gate Theory, with examples

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