Lina Irawan
World Health Organization Expresses Deep Regret Over U.S. Withdrawal Notice, Warns Global Health Security is Compromised
The World Health Organization has officially expressed profound regret following the formal notification by the United States of its intention to withdraw from the international body. As a founding member of the organization, the United States has historically contributed significantly to many of the WHO’s most monumental achievements in global public health. These collaborative milestones […]
New Research Reveals How the Essential Amino Acid Leucine Powers Cellular Mitochondria by Protecting Critical Proteins
Mitochondria have long held a familiar title in biology classrooms and scientific literature alike: the powerhouses of the cell. Responsible for generating the vast majority of the chemical energy that human bodies require to grow, move, repair tissues, and sustain everyday physiological functions, these vital organelles are dynamic rather than static. They do not operate […]
Rethinking Human-Microbial Entanglements: A New Look at Food, Culture, and Control in Gastronomica
In 1952, portrait artist Robert Thom put the finishing touches on a canvas depicting the French chemist Louis Pasteur and his wife, Marie. In the painting, Marie gazes through an open background door toward her husband, who faces the viewer while holding two experimental flasks to the light, inspecting them with deep sincerity. This artwork […]
