healthcare policy Emory Undergraduate Medical Review . healthcare policy Emory Undergraduate Medical Review .

The Effects of Solitary Confinement on the Neurological Processes of Inmates

Over 80,000 individuals in the United States are currently serving time in solitary confinement, and although solitary confinement is often used as a correctional measure, it has adverse effects on the nervous system of inmates. Inmates are often subject to no-touch torture which manifests into psychological symptoms.

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cures and treatments, global health, healthcare policy, disparities Emory Undergraduate Medical Review . cures and treatments, global health, healthcare policy, disparities Emory Undergraduate Medical Review .

Global Disparities in Treating Multimorbidities

Multimorbidities are defined as the coexistence of two or more chronic health conditions in an individual. To determine the global disparities that exist in treating multimorbidities, this paper compares multimorbidity data and typical treatment mechanisms from three countries in various stages of socio-economic development: the United States, Nepal, and Africa.

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cures and treatments, biotechnology, AI, cancer Emory Undergraduate Medical Review . cures and treatments, biotechnology, AI, cancer Emory Undergraduate Medical Review .

Visionary Technologies: Artificial Intelligence in Lung Cancer Imaging and Diagnosis

With lung cancer being a significant cause of mortality in the US, early detection, diagnosis, and treatment are as important as ever. Deep Learning, a subset of AI, offers advanced imaging and diagnosis that can improve survival rates.

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biotechnology, cures and treatments, cancer Emory Undergraduate Medical Review . biotechnology, cures and treatments, cancer Emory Undergraduate Medical Review .

Small Molecules that Make a Big Difference: Medical Applications of Nanoparticle Engineering

Nanoparticles are an application of cellular biology that show promising applications in the fields of biochemistry, medicine, archeology, forensics, and more. Future innovations in medicine regarding nanoparticles and protein engineering have the potential to address cancer and various other diseases.

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