The Curious Scientist
LesleyA silly little blog about interesting science titbits.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | curiousscientist.substack.com |
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A Painless Life – a Curse or a Blessing?
Season 3, Episode 14 of the medical drama series House, playfully named “Insensitive”, tackles the case of a teenager with a genetic inability to feel pain. As the medical team attempts to help Hannah after a nasty fall on ice she suffers s...
The Default Mode Network: Rumination & Depression
The brain is a beautiful thing. A physical store of abstract characteristics that create our identity, both as humans and as individuals. Although the brain's true colours are still an enigma, our understanding of how it processes and store...
Contagious Cancer - a Devil of a Problem
A cancer diagnosis is one of the most devastating diseases that affects an estimated 18.1 million people globally every year. Despite the high incidence and significant scientific progress, the complexity of the disease means that important...
Is Sexism Making Our Allergies Worse?
As the allergy season was in full swing, a TikTok by Ellie Botoman was going viral for claiming that cities have been amplifying the effects of allergies by planting primarily male trees. The video ends with the text: “You’re sneezing and c...
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Neuroscience graduate hoping to spread interesting scientific titbits and human that likes to write.
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