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Privatize versus Nationalize: Comparing American and Taiwanese Healthcare

ANAGHAH SANIKAPALLY – As we all know, in the United States healthcare is primarily funded through a privatized insurance system. In fact, around 50% of Americans obtain coverage through their

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The Role of Big Pharma in the Hydrocodone Crisis

MAHIMA BHAT – The opioid crisis has devastated millions of lives across the United States, with hydrocodone playing a central role in this ongoing epidemic. As one of the most

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Pills Behind Bars: Access to Medications in the U.S. Prison System

PABLO ASHI – The United States is praised at the forefront of medical innovation, with billion-dollar pharmaceutical industries and new discoveries daily. However, for the nearly two million people behind

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Navigating Insurance: The Ins and Outs of Healthcare Costs

AAHANA SHANKARAN – In today’s day, navigating insurance has started to feel nearly impossible, with legal and medical jargon littering the pages of every major healthcare provider’s websites. And yet,

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The Choice Between Life and Debt: The Exorbitant Costs of Healthcare in the United States

AUBREY TAYLOR – The choice between necessary healthcare and financial stability should never be a predicament individuals find themselves in, yet this is the daily reality for an overwhelming number

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Private Practice vs Big Healthcare: From Various Perspectives

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The Bottleneck Effect: Georgia’s Rural Residency Disparity

EMILY KIMBRELL– The Georgia Board of HealthCare Workforce’s 2023 graduate report reveals a striking paradox, wherein they report that a staggering 75% of Georgia medical school graduates intend to concentrate

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The Importance of Healthy Eating

March 31, 2025

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Athens Healthcare Compass: Find the Support That You Need

March 31, 2025

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Private Practice vs Big Healthcare: From Various Perspectives

March 31, 2025

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Patient Seven (goodbye)- My Account Of My First Patient Death

March 31, 2025

RUTH STOIA – Many medical professionals will tell you that you will never forget the first time one of your patients passed away. It is said that without that experience,

The Bottleneck Effect: Georgia’s Rural Residency Disparity

March 12, 2025

EMILY KIMBRELL– The Georgia Board of HealthCare Workforce’s 2023 graduate report reveals a striking paradox, wherein they report that a staggering 75% of Georgia medical school graduates intend to concentrate

The Bottleneck Effect: Georgia’s Rural Residency Disparity

March 12, 2025

Why Menstrual Health and Education Matter: Addressing Key Challenges

March 10, 2025

CARLIE OLENICK — Menstrual health plays a vital role in the overall well-being of those who menstruate, impacting both physical and emotional health factors. Yet, with 1.8 billion people menstruating

Bridging the Gap: Highlighting Athens Organizations for the Unhoused

March 10, 2025

PABLO ASHI — According to the 2023 Athens-Clarke County Point in Time Count, 47% of individuals surveyed were unsheltered. The PIT Count provides a snapshot into the percentage of sheltered

The Role Students Have in Shaping Healthcare Policy

March 10, 2025

ASHAAR BAKSHI – Political, economic, and social policies increasingly influence the field of medicine. An article by the NIH and Dr. Rajesh Gupta explains how traditionally, medical schools focus on

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