KAMADIA – I was right about Trump’s Impeachment. Here’s why way too many experts were dead wrong
2 minute read By Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief, iDose (Feb. 5th, 2020)
I am a Biologist and Professor who studies infectious disease: Here are some thoughts on how dangerous coronavirus might be
5 minute read "As the new coronavirus continues to cross international borders, the two key questions on public health officials’ minds are: ‘How deadly is it?’ and ‘Can it be contained?" writes Maciej F. Boni, Pennsylvania State University (Feb. 5th, 2020)
Exercising too much and too fast can have serious consequences
4 minute read "We coaches, trainers, scientists, practitioners and others encourage everyone to reap the joys and benefits of regular exercise training. However, we caution against exercising too much too soon," writes Tamara Hew-Butler, Wayne State University (Feb. 5th, 2020)
Top 4 Reasons Why Our Leaders Fail Us (Quick Read)
3 minute read "Highly narcissistic, self-serving leaders are all about themselves and tend to make poor leaders," writes Ronald E. Riggio, Claremont McKenna College (Feb. 5th 2020)
Technology Is NOT driving Inequality: An Explanation that Even Economists Can Understand
8 minute read "The ending of patent and copyright protections would unambiguously send demand for these highly-skilled people through the floor. If we believe in markets, then the plunge in demand should also send the wages of people with college and advanced degrees in science, engineering, and other STEM areas through the floor," writes Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research, Washington D.C. (Feb 5th, 2020)
Given how little effect you have, is it rational to vote?
6 minute read The accepted wisdom about 'rational voting' among scholars in politics is dead wrong, argues Julia Maskivker, Rollins College Florida (Feb. 5th, 2020)
KAMADIA – American Election Begins: Can Trump Be Defeated?
By Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief, iDose (Jan. 29th, 2020)
Are you at risk of catching the coronavirus? 5 Questions quickly answered
"For the novel coronavirus from Wuhan, there is no vaccine, and we’re lacking a specific therapy. So it is key to," writes William Petri, University of Virginia (Jan. 29th, 2020)
When can we expect a coronavirus vaccine? 5 Questions quickly answered
"To try to prevent large outbreaks and pandemics, we need to," write Aubree Gordon, University of Michigan and Florian Krammer, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (Jan. 29th, 2020)