Makai Allbert
Author
Makai Allbert is a health writer with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences and a Master of Arts in Humanities. He has conducted biomedical research at the University of Maryland, collaborated on data analytics projects with NASA, and served as a visiting scholar at Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies. He aims to deliver well-researched insights in health journalism. Contact Makai at [email protected]
LATEST
The River of Consciousness: An Exploration Through Time and Space
If our consciousness doesn’t fade at death, where does it go? Children’s memories provide missing pieces to this puzzle.
See the Human Brain Like Never Before
Harvard University’s and Google’s 3-D brain-map provides an unprecedented view into human neural connections and cognition.
Your Brain Is Wired for Honesty—and Lying Taxes You
A doctor’s struggle with migraines led to a surprising remedy: confronting his everyday lies.
Gratitude: An Alternative Medicine for Anger and Depression
Research shows that a daily gratitude practice can positively affect emotional health and interpersonal relationships.
Consciousness Does Not Go to the Grave—So Where Does It Go?
Many verifiable details from organ recipients and near-death experiencers have informed medical guidelines, shedding light on the nature of human consciousness.
Home Prep Guide: What You Need to Last 2 Weeks in an Emergency
Ensure peace of mind, knowing you can care for your loved ones, no matter what comes your way.
Can Consciousness Exist Without a Brain?
Scientists have expended prolific efforts searching for the elusive anatomical correlate of consciousness. Yet, the origins of consciousness remain unclear.
An Unlikely Cure for a 9/11 Hero: How Forgiveness Improves Mental and Physical Health
From 9/11’s Ground Zero to inner peace: One man’s journey shows how forgiveness heals mind, body, and spirit.
