Month: October 2023

SAMEEKA PRABATH – Over the past decade, there has been a surge in the glamorization of “real foods” This emphasis of consuming unprocessed foods has been associated with a healthier

SRIYA SIRIGIREDDY – “We envisage a society in which mental health problems are an acceptable and in some ways, a valued part of the human experience”  – Slade, Oades, &

HARSHIL JOSHI – Despite just exiting a global pandemic, doctors are still  scrambling to get their patients the medications they need and deserve. The drug shortage is specifically impacting chemotherapy,

SHREYAANVI SHARATH – In recent years, the mental health challenges faced by college students have gained increasing attention. The transition from high school to college, coupled with academic pressures, financial

JASON LU – In the past decade, private equity firms have made substantial investments in our healthcare system. The primary objective of private equity firms is to maximize their returns

SHRIYA GARG – “High speed internet service is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity.” This statement made after the White House Affordable Connectivity Program, which provided low-cost internet

ELIZABETH VAITL – In the rapidly evolving landscape of biotechnology, few innovations have captivated as many advocates and opponents quite like CRISPR-Cas9. Heralded as a breakthrough in genetic engineering, CRISPR

MOHNISH MISTRY – If there’s one thing I’ve learned during my relatively short time on Earth, it’s that all of our lives are fragile. When it truly comes down to