9 articles in this issue
Jacques Guerette
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Adam Card
In recent years, numerous bacterial species have developed antibiotic resistance due to the overuse of antibiotics in the home, health care setting, and in agriculture. Alternative methods of treatment, including phage therapy (PT), have been proposed as ... see more
Akshaya Radhakrishnan,Nafisa Jadavji
Vascular Cognitive Impairment (VCI) is a form of dementia, most prevalent after Alzheimer’s Disease. However, VCI remains the second leading cause for dementia because it restricts blood flow to the brain and there are currently no tre... see more
Jinny Tsang
The Whole Genome Sequencing Project initiated by The Hospital for Sick Children of Toronto intents to enroll patients between one to eighteen years of age with congenital heart disease to test the efficiency of such a method for potential personalized dia... see more
Emillie Elizabeth Rose
The invasive European Common Reed (Phragmites australis), first established in North America in the early 1900’s, is now a dominant emergent aquatic plant in many coastal and inland wetlands. A review of the literature was conducted to evaluate the extent... see more
Tirth M Patel
Daily commuters of public transportation and private vehicles are exposed to a wide range of traffic-related air pollution (TRAP). However, evidence of differences between commuting method has been building. In this study, the personal ultrafine particle ... see more
Muhammad Hamza Waseem,Debbie Kao
Julie Hu is a student in Bowdoin College. She aspires to become a creative thinker and multidisciplinary designer. She is currently the founder of the STEAM education program Alchemy Science Visualization (the Facebook and Twitter accounts are both @alche... see more
Kathryn Hong
Imagine if you suddenly felt your heart “jumping out of your chest” – this is the case for an estimated 1 in 4 Canadians who experience this rapid and chaotic heartbeat characteristic of atrial brillation (AF). The healthy heart works continuously to beat... see more