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Exploring Stroke Recovery: A Clinical Trial on Social Factors and Cognitive Health Let’s talk about stroke recovery, not just the physical side, like regaining mobility or speech, but what happens cognitively in the months and years that follow. Stroke survivors often face…

Each February, we recognize Black History Month and African American history and culture. It is a time to honor the resistance and resilience of Black individuals in America. Carter G. Woodson was only the second Black individual to obtain a P.h.D from…

American Heart Month is recognized every year in February to raise awareness for heart health. The month centers around education and resources on the risks of cardiovascular disease and managing and identifying heart-related conditions. The Center for Disease Control…

Many individuals think of clinical trials as reserved for treating patients who are suffering from chronic illnesses, like cancer or type I diabetes. While these individuals certainly do benefit from clinical research, healthy participants are just as important in…

A study conducted by the Pew Research Center exhibits the digital divide present between socioeconomic classes in the U.S. According to this study, while only 24% of low-income Americans do not own a smartphone, it jumps to 41% when it comes to ownership…