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Copy, Cut, Paste: Who Gets to Rewrite Their Genes
Authored by: Zianna Odogwu Art by: Alex Song With the rise of revolutionary technology and medicine, large language models and new phones aren't the only technologies reshaping everyday life. Particularly, human life is significantly changing for sickle cell disease patients who may have a renewed chance through CRISPR gene editing with continued research and scientific testing. Sickle cell anemia is a variant of hereditary blood disorders that comprise sickle cell disease. W
Zianna Odogwu
May 304 min read


The Unseen Costs of Dementia Caregiving
Authored by: Vivian Xu Art by: Chloe Lee Introduction When we talk about dementia care, the focus is almost always on the patient. However, behind every person living with dementia, there is usually a family member or friend providing daily support. These caregivers manage medication, coordinate appointments, assist with bathing and mealtimes, in addition to making difficult medical and financial decisions. Although their role is essential, their own health and wellbeing are
Vivian Xu
May 303 min read


Survived, But at What Cost?
Authored by: Victoria Wroblewski Art by: Jane Wang A single mother, struggling to take care of her children, paying rent and medical bills recently opens her pay check to missing money. She was punished for needing medical care. Is it fair for people to involuntarily lose part of their paycheck for getting sick? Right now, most hospitals or debt collectors in several states across the U.S. can go to court and legally take money directly from someone’s paycheck if they do not
Victoria Wroblewski
May 303 min read
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