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Locked Up and Left Behind: Health Inequities in Prison
Authored by: Sawandi DeSilva Art by: Rachel Jacob When we picture people in prison, it’s rare that we think of their needs or struggles. Most of us fail to see the disparities that exist within these communities, as we feel they may not be worthy of receiving basic welfare. This negative lens on prisoners reflects on our desire to make a difference in the environments they occupy. Prisons are a hotspot for infectious diseases, and specifically, many women, who have no access
Sawandi DeSilva
Jan 53 min read


Genomic Nutrition: A Worthwhile Neonatal Investment?
Authored by: Samuel Notch Art by: Stefanie Chen For newborns, an extra few weeks in the womb can mean the difference between a healthy start in the world and months of intensive care. Each year, thousands of babies begin their lives in neonatal intensive care units (NICU) due to complications resulting from gestational nutrition and metabolism issues, many of which are preventable conditions. Advances in genetic testing and nutrigenomics offer exciting potential to anticipate
Samuel Notch
Jan 54 min read


TherapyTok: Should you use it?
Authored by: Samantha Truong Art by: Priscilla Liu Many people utilize the popular social media app, TikTok, going to the app for everything from cooking advice, to get-ready-with-me’s, and even therapy. There is a side of TikTok referred to as TherapyTok, where many individuals go to seek relationship help or just as a relief and comfort that they are not alone in their struggles. These free videos can be beneficial for users of all ages experiencing symptoms of unknown cond
Samantha Truong
Jan 54 min read
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