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Project MALES would like to congratulate Alejandro Perez on graduating with a B.S.A. in Neuroscience. We thank you Alejandro for all of your contributions to the Project MALES mentoring team and we wish you the best in your future endeavors.

Nathan's latest article examines whether crossing your eyes is harmful or not! Check it out here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

When we use an antiperspirant, we may do so at different times of the day. However, when is it most effective to apply it? Look at Neha's latest article to find out more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Garlic has been used by many to repel mosquitoes, but is this technique effective? See Nathan's article for more information: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

For water drinking sources, should we look to bottled or tap water? See Nathan's article here to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

And @DellMedSchool's Brandon Altillo co-teaches this class about #pain, #opioids, and hard conversations. @TexasDSHS @HillPharmD @TexasHHSC @DrJSPotter @DrDavidRing

Eating carrots can have health benefits. However, is one of these benefits night vision? See Nathan's article to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

As we age, many choose to pluck their gray hairs. However, can this cause more to grow in its place? See Neha's article to find out more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Substance misuse has often been framed as a moral failing, but what is the full story behind substance misuse? See Alejandro's article to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Probiotics have gained popularity due to general nutrition concerns by consumers. But do probiotics actually promote health? See Manasa's article here for more information: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

When starting physical activity, many consume pre-workout supplements to boost athletic performance. However, do pre-workout supplements work? See Neha's article for more information: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Some students prefer to listen to relaxing music while they study. Can classical music help their academic performance? See Nathan's first piece here to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Many believe we can function at peak performance on just five hours of sleep. However, what is the range for optimal sleep? See Alejandro's article here to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Organic and non-GMO foods make up an increasing proportion of food sales each year. One possible reason for this growth might be the perception that organic food is healthier. But is that really the case? Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Everyone loves a midnight snack--but can late-night eating be an obstacle to weight loss? See Jason's article here to learn more: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

Weight training can be a great method to get in shape. However, rumors say that weight training can stunt growth in adolescents. Is weight training dangerous for growing teens? Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

We all know that our brains continue to develop for many years; in fact, our brains continue evolving until death. So why then, do many people worry about cognitive decline with aging, and are their fears misplaced? Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20……-stop-developing/

An increasing number of people are transitioning to plant-based diets. While some people might consider imitation meat a more ethical and environmental option, are they healthier than traditional animal meat? Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20……than-animal-meat/

With colder weather comes concerns about unpleasant dandruff and dry scalp flakes. But what's the difference between these two, and how can we respond appropriately to each one? Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…

When looking for a quick and reliable way to perk up, many turn to coffee. However, some fear drinking coffee because they’ve heard a rumor that coffee stunts physical growth. Read more here: sites.utexas.edu/think-twice/20…