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A different glimpse: My scientific works

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My best work of art so far: A rudimentary diagram of a neuron I did for Bio 12 Yes, I do have a scientific side! Here are some of my literature reviews and a presentation, which is quite modest compared to many of my peers with much stronger scientific backgrounds. I chiefly focus on global health, as it lies at the intersection between science and humanities. At the time of writing this blog (August 2022), I am working on an international project concerning mental health education during COVID-19 and a viewpoint paper on spinal cord injury. Thank you for having a glimpse of another of my (nerdy) sides, and see you at the next blog! Scientific Publications Food Safety: Do You Really Know What’s For Dinner?   The Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review at Johns Hopkins University, March 22, 2021.  Eye Disorders in Hindsight: The Rising Concerns of Myopia during COVID-19   The Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review at Johns Hopkins University, August 17, 2021.  https://doi.or...