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Articles by Sarah Schell
CD19-CAR T cells persist long-term in the cerebrospinal fluid of pediatric, adolescent and young adult patients with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia
To the Editor The central nervous system (CNS) is a sanctuary site for B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL), particularly in the relapsed/refractory (r/r) setting [1]. Historical treatments center on high-dose systemic/intrathecal chemotherapy and/or focal irradiation, which come with high-risk of long-term side effects [2,3,4].
Why I’m Thankful I Switched Majors
I’ve just finished the first year of my undergrad program, and I’m 21. I feel as though sometimes I’m exactly where I was when I was 18, but I know I’m not. This time two years ago, I’d just finished my first year of studying English. The excitement of getting into university was wearing off, and I realized I didn’t have the slightest idea of where I was going. I later came to the realization that completing my degree was a way of marking time. I dreaded the thought of graduation.
AI Will Not Replace Us
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a tool everyone has become familiar with, and one everyone has been told will shape our future. We’re told it’s a tool that we’ll need to incorporate into our work, in order not to fall behind. We’re told, in essence, that we simply have no say in the matter. I disagree. AI is an invention that has changed the landscape of our digital world, similar to the invention of the internet.
Second Adolescence: Why My 20s Feel Like I’m Growing Up Again
When I was 14, I realized I had no idea who I was. Now at 20, I’ve found myself back in that same spot. The feeling is familiar – a sharp emptiness, a confusion, a sense of imposter syndrome wherever I go. I’m wondering how I got here again and trying to remember how I made my way out of it before. The transitional period between my childhood and my teenage years felt frightening. I found myself at a loss with every encounter.
Trends I Loved & What I'll Leave Behind
2025 brought on a lot of trends—many of which experienced a short shelf-life in the age of fashion, mixing with over-consumerism. Many pieces, to me, feel as though they lacked a timelessness that would otherwise bring them into the new year. That said, there were many I loved and will continue to wear into 2026! Friendly reminder that some of these pieces I’ve seen incorporated into other wardrobes beautifully! Taste is subjective, so enjoy the clothes you love.
Everyone Wants a Village, But Can Everybody Be a Villager?
Do we really owe anyone anything, or do we have to sacrifice ourselves to earn our place in our social circles? On one hand, self-care is important and necessary to becoming the best version of ourselves that we can be. On the other, it’s important to show up for the people we love. “Everyone wants a village, but nobody wants to be a villager” is a sentiment that has been circulating a lot lately.
Managing Exam Season with Health Conditions: 3 Ways to Make Life Easier
Everyone’s body reacts negatively to stress, but students with additional health conditions know their existing symptoms tend to worsen during the final exam period. Managing school while your body fights you for rest can feel impossible, but there are ways to balance your time and routine that allow for an easier balance between your body, mind, and your upcoming deadlines.
Reinvent Your Wardrobe: 4 Ways to Style What You Already Own
Building a personal style can be fun and fulfilling, but it can also be expensive! This hobby requires patience and devotion to finding pieces that feel right for you, and the urge to spend more money than is necessary to update your closet can be hard to resist.
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