In this student-powered podcast, AP Biology comes alive through the voices of student scientists exploring the personal side of science. From genetic breakthroughs and environmental innovation to the fight against disease, each episode features a student sharing a biologically rich, emotionally resonant story connected to their life. Whether it’s uncovering the science behind a family medical journey or exploring a passion for sustainability, these final projects showcase how biology is more than a subject—it’s a lens through which we make sense of the world.
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In this student-powered podcast, AP Biology comes alive through the voices of student scientists exploring the personal side of science. From genetic breakthroughs and environmental innovation to the fight against disease, each episode features a student sharing a biologically rich, emotionally resonant story connected to their life. Whether it’s uncovering the science behind a family medical journey or exploring a passion for sustainability, these final projects showcase how biology is more than a subject—it’s a lens through which we make sense of the world.
Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Cancer Treatment Through Genetics
AP Biology
6 minutes 42 seconds
4 months ago
Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Cancer Treatment Through Genetics
AP Biology
In this student-powered podcast, AP Biology comes alive through the voices of student scientists exploring the personal side of science. From genetic breakthroughs and environmental innovation to the fight against disease, each episode features a student sharing a biologically rich, emotionally resonant story connected to their life. Whether it’s uncovering the science behind a family medical journey or exploring a passion for sustainability, these final projects showcase how biology is more than a subject—it’s a lens through which we make sense of the world.
