Month: June 2019

New studies prove that the measles virus attacks human memory B cells leaving the body weak and vulnerable for up to two years after the infection. The virus seemingly “wipes one’s immune system memory,” causing the body to forget how to correctly respond to virus strains it has previously encountered.

This article deals with the moral nature of indefinite detention and whether it has a place in modern incarceration.

Google’s Data privacy measures have been updated in a new conference in Munich.

This article makes the case for market rate housing, addressing a complicated problem through smart public policy.