In the article, Reuters, “Mothers’ breastmilk supply may partly depend on genetics” (Reuters, 2025), researchers described how genetic differences may influence how much breastmilk mothers produce. The report gives light to a recent study published in Science Advances that analyzed… Continue Reading →

Carter et al.’s study is a primary, peer-reviewed research article that was published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, one of many respected scientific journals. This article can be classified as a primary article because it provides original… Continue Reading →

A primary article is an original research paper written by the scientists who actually carried out the study. These articles present new data that has not been published before and usually follow astandard structure, including sections such as abstract, introduction,… Continue Reading →

From a really young age, I have been interested in not only studying marine life, but also in finding ways to protect it. A trip to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center in Jekyll Island was the first time my interest… Continue Reading →