Marzia Khan

Feature Writer

M.Sc. in Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine, B.Sc. in Biomedical Sciences

Marzia Khan is a lover of scientific research and innovation. She immerses herself in literature and novel therapeutics which she does through her position on the Royal Free Ethical Review Board. Marzia has a MSc in Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine as well as a BSc in Biomedical Sciences. She is currently working in the NHS and is engaging in a scientific innovation program.

Articles from Marzia

Do I need to take my makeup off before exercising?

While working out is known for its beneficial effects on the skin, exercising while wearing makeup may be detrimental for the wearer, with significant impact on their skin.

3 Apr 2024

5 Facts You May Not Know About Depression

Depression is a mood disorder, described as a continuous feeling of sadness as well as a general loss in interest.

21 Mar 2024

Innovations in Oral Dosage Forms: Enhancing Drug Release and Absorption

This article will provide an overview of innovative technologies and materials used to overcome challenges in this area, including drug absorption, drug release, as well as patient compliance, and overall efficacy.

13 Mar 2024

Sustainable Practices in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

This article will tackle some sustainable practices that can be used in pharmaceutical manufacturing for improved health and environmental benefits.

21 Feb 2024

Bioelectronic Medicine: Hacking Nervous System Signals for Therapeutic Benefits

Bioelectric medicine involves the use of implanted devices that stimulate targeted nerves within natural signaling pathways in order to achieve a therapeutic effect.

15 Jan 2024

Nutrigenomics: How Your Genes Influence Your Nutritional Needs and Health

Nutrigenomics or nutritional genomics comprises the study of how genes and nutrition interact, with gene variants predicting how an individual’s body will respond to specific nutrients.

8 Jan 2024

The Health Implications of Laughter: From Ab Workouts to Stress Reduction

Laughing is an attribute of happiness and joy, it also has significant health implications that benefits the individual.

11 Dec 2023

Age-Related Changes in Immune Function: Immunosenescence and Immune Modulation

Immunosenescence can occur in the elderly or aging population and involves a decrease in many immune functions, which leads to the immune system having reduced efficacy when responding to infections or vaccines.

21 Nov 2023

Sticking it to Anxiety: The Science Behind Anti-Anxiety Patches

This article will provide insight into the efficacy of anti-anxiety patches as a novel approach to managing anxiety and stress and the potential role they may play in treating anxiety disorders and promoting overall wellbeing.

30 Oct 2023

How Infodemiology Shapes Public Health in the Digital Age

The term “infodemiology” can be described as the science of distribution and determinants of information both online in an electronic format, such as the internet as well as offline within a population.

2 Oct 2023