Gender Gap in the HIV Global Epidemic
JENNIFER JOHN BRITTO – Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is widely recognized as a global epidemic; however, the gender gap and inequalities are not addressed. Two thirds of people with HIV
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Dealing with E-Waste: What and What Not to Do
LAUREN HA – Have you ever thrown out an old phone, discarded an outdated computer, or dumped a pair of headphones in favor of a newer product? With new technology
Read moreThe Grim Reality of Earth’s Oceans
JARED SOLOVEI – Climate change continues to be one of the most over-simplified scientific concepts in the public forum. What in reality is the unimaginably complex interaction between a myriad
Read moreLearning about Hard-to-Recycle Materials: Athens CHaRM
SOHAWM SENGUPTA – Hard-to-recycle materials is a classification of ‘items that can’t be recycled at the curb or at the ACC recycling drop-off sites due to their chemical composition, hazardous
Read moreThe Round Up on RoundUp
RUCHI SHAH – Household chemicals are a topic of high controversy, especially as of late. Over the last five years herbicides, like RoundUp products in particular, have been under fire
Read moreMicroplastics: Health Consequences for Humans and Aquatic Life
ADITI MADHUSUDAN – Microplastics are very small pieces of plastic that are under five millimeters long. Although their size might make them seem insignificant, they can potentially create large issues
Read moreThe effect of implicit bias in black maternal mortality rate
JENNIFER JOHN BRITTO – The American Medical Association highlighted that the rising Black maternal mortality rate in America is a significant issue due to its stagnancy, despite other countries’ progress
Read moreThe Gap in Access
VICTORIA JIMACHEU – Healthcare. A much debated and discussed topic in all aspects of media, especially with the impact of Covid-19. Whether it is the power of Big Pharma or
Read moreSpotlight Organization: United Against Inequities in Disease
SOHAWM SENGUPTA – Almost two years after the first case of COVID-19 emerged, the world is still being plagued by the disease that has infected hundreds of millions of people
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