How exactly do you know your blood type? How were people able to figure this information out? And why does knowing your blood type have so much importance within medicine? What’s the point of it? And why do we have different blood types anyway? What is Blood Typing? Blood typing is a test that is… Read more: Blood Typing

Within this blog I will be exploring the overall science of hemophilia and how it affects the population. What exactly does it do to the people that have this “royal gene?” Why does it cause their bodies to not be able to do a basic function that our body is required to have? What exactly… Read more: Hemophilia: The ‘Royal Disease’ Explained

Synesthesia is a neurological with a long history of research, but there is always more to discover. Synesthesia is a condition where multiple senses are interconnected more than usual. This means that a stimulus can trigger a response in another sense than what it would usually trigger. For example, sound-color synesthesia could cause someone to… Read more: Synesthesia and the Brain

The Korean conflict was the first war to involve jet combat from the onset. However, combat in Korea evolved dramatically over the years of the war. While early air combat saw largely uncontested success of UN forces in the skies, developments and aid from China and Russia soon turned the tide and created large scale… Read more: The Korean War: Birth of Jet Combat