My Life in {sh}Rambles | A Blog Experiment

I was recently watching a YouTube clip of James Corden interviewing Ana de Armas for the Late, Late Show. Ana is Cuban – just like me....

Previously published under COVID-19 Resources Canada by the CanCOVID Network. Disclaimer: Please note that the COVID-19 pandemic remains...

This piece was originally published in Scientific American Antibodies are critical for biological and medical research. Yet, since early...

Originally posted in Rapid Novor, Inc.'s website Frederick Sanger, father of DNA sequencing, sequenced the first protein, insulin, before...

This article was first published by The Health Science Inquiry Dr. Robert Edwards (Fig. 1A), the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physiology and...

I was recently reading Kathy Barker's At the Helm, and came across a great summary of why PhDs are difficult. According to Baker, unlike...

Has anyone ever tried to get your attention because you’re blankly staring into space? Have you ever wondered why someone might be...

Before we talk about poop transfers, you first need to know a bit about the microbiome. The microbiome is the collection of organisms...

Originally published The Ontarion I had heard about beans being toxic and that their toxicity causes bloating. That came as a surprise...

Blog article explaining what are genetically modified foods, and their use in Canada

Opinion piece on the importance of public health and civic duty

On the importance of science education

Small review about the world of bacteriophages

Diving into the discovery of HERV-W, a human endogenous retrovirus linked to multiple sclerosis and schizophrenia

News article regarding the moratorium on flu research

Critique of social behaviour article