The world held a moment of silence during the COVID-19 pandemic, an eerie one, where the busiest streets of the world’s most populated cities were vacant. The emptiness of a smileless face covered with a mask became a sense of ...

Pathogenic bacteria that cause infectious diseases have posed some of the greatest threats to human survivorship. These infamous bacterial diseases include tuberculosis, anthrax and pneumonia. Fortunately, modern medicine has developed a miracle drug to fight bacterial infections — antibiotics. Antibiotics ...

Across the globe, there is a blood shortage crisis — governments are faced with a responsibility to fulfill the social contract to protect the health infrastructure and their people. When the government is presented with a crisis, the consensus is ...

What if blood had to be spilled on the White House floor for the United States to launch a nuclear attack? This theoretical idea was developed by Roger Fisher, a Harvard Law professor and the director of the Harvard Negotiation ...