By Ethan Eng Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, announced on January 7th the replacement of third-party fact-checkers with a community-driven notes system. The new change in their policy mirrors that of X, formerly Twitter, and its shift towards relying on user-based notes on posts. The notes left by
By Keily Gupta Simultaneously watching an experiment run, taking notes and making observations, a woman stands in the center of a Stanford research laboratory. Abantika Ganguly, a current staff scientist at Stanford Medicine, researches molecular biology and focuses on studying stem cells and regenerative medicines to help cure incurable diseases.
By Kara Ngo In recent years, STEM education, poverty, and gender inequality have become focal points for policymakers, educators, and advocates. The gender gap in STEM fields is a persistent issue that limits individual potential and hampers societal progress. As diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies are threatened, there is
By Kaia Paul In 2017, the FDA approved the drug Ozempic as a treatment for adults with type 2 diabetes. While only 11.6% of the US population suffers from this condition, the medication was listed on the FDA’s 2023 drug shortages list. The main cause of this unexpected