Month: December 2023

UDITI SRIVASTAVA – While the United States has been moving forward to honor the rights and acceptance of the LGBTQ community, individuals from the community still face major discrimination in

MADDEN LUNDY – What is it? I’m sure you are all familiar with the term “poverty.” Poverty can be defined as a lack of the resources necessary for standard living

HARSHIL JOSHI – As winter rolls in with cold, dreary days, the temptation for many may be to stay inside, snuggle up with a blanket, and read a book. This

JANICE (JEN) TEAL – After seeing multiple flyers of flu vaccines being offered at UGA, I finally got mine at the University of Georgia Health Clinic. I have always been

AAHANA SHANKARAN – Women make up 51.1% of the United States population. This is a majority of the population, and yet, examining the history of women in healthcare paints a

ANAGHAH SANIKAPALLY – The health disparities facing Indigenous communities in the United States have continued to persist with deep-rooted historical origins. Despite advancements in healthcare, Indigenous populations continue to confront

SHRIYA GARG – The common complaint with today’s healthcare system is that treatment is simply too expensive for the average American. Those covered by health insurance are not immune to

ELIZABETH VAITL – Cracking knuckles causes arthritis: There’s no scientific evidence linking knuckle cracking to arthritis. The sound of a knuckle crack is due to the popping of gas bubbles

SHREYAANVI SHARATH – As the last leaves gracefully fall from the branches, signaling the arrival of winter, the air becomes infused with a sense of anticipation and festivity. The streets