Ashaar Bakshi Burnout is an increasingly common issue that many surgeons face. Deeply rooted in the profession, surgeons have to deal with many years of training, long hours, high-stakes procedures,
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Klara Barfian Whether you’re a self-proclaimed “gym rat” or just someone who got swept in the recent protein craze, you’ve definitely obsessed over your protein intake before. Young people across
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Heriot Parsons For decades, Huntington’s disease has been one of medicine’s most devastating diagnoses. It is a genetic disease passed from parent to child, promising the gradual loss of movement,
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Giana Fernandes If you’ve recently been to a doctor’s office, you may have noticed how much time the doctor spends typing instead of talking directly to you. For many healthcare
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Darsh Patel Medicine has always chased the next “magic bullet”; the drug, the device, the next breakthrough that promises to fix what’s broken. But what if I told you that
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Emma Kate Godin Free and low cost medical clinics across the United States provide essential healthcare in high-demand environments to low-income, underinsured, or uninsured patients. In Athens-Clarke County alone, there
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Mahima Bhat The 2021 article “Revisiting Health Misinformation: The Effects of Vaccine and Medication Autism Claims” by Vangala offers an extensive narrative by tracing how the now-discredited “vaccines cause autism”
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Simar Chahal We’ve all seen how quickly artificial intelligence (AI) is changing our world. Algorithms including Siri, Face ID, and ChatGPT have evolved to become regular parts of our lives.
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Jocelyn Doan Female contraception has shown extensive progress in the variety of devices used ranging from pills to implants to devices such as Opill- the first FDA-approved oral contraceptive. Yet,
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