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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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From Humble Beginnings: The History of the CDC

March 3, 2015

By: Ahmed Mahmood The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the nation’s health protection agency guarding Americans from health threats both foreign and domestic. The CDC was thrown

Better than Condoms: Birth Control for Men

March 1, 2015

By: Erica Lee Note: “Female” refers to people with uteruses and “male” refers to people with testes, as not all women have uteruses and not all men have testes. Men

What Workout is Best for You?

February 27, 2015

By Annika Carter It’s that time of year again — time to make the infamous New Year’s Resolution and struggle through the early months of the new year half-heartedly trying

UGA Alumni Interview: Minh Do

February 22, 2015

By Lisa Dinh What is your name, your status in Medical School, and where are you from? Minh Do, MS3, Emory University School of Medicine, Evans, GA What motivated you to

Emory Graduate Resident Interview: Mina Tran

February 22, 2015

By: Lisa Dinh What is your name, your professional title, and where are you from? Mina Tran, MD. I’m from Atlanta, GA. I’m an emergency medicine resident at Baylor

Interview With Emory University

February 22, 2015

By: Lisa Dinh 1. What is your name, your professional title, and your relationship to Emory University (years worked etc)? June Eddingfield, Associate Director for Admissions, Emory School

Health Fair!

February 15, 2015

Interested in a career in healthcare, but not sure what? Want to network and get to know the inner-workings and cultures of some pre-professional schools? Look no further! The University

The Heart Stone

February 2, 2015

By: Huriyah Malik What if you needed a new heart? A heart transplant is difficult work. The surgeon has to carefully replace your most vital organ while your life hangs

Not Just the Winter Blues?

January 19, 2015

By: Miranda Martin We are now entering what may be the dreariest time of the year. Many of us are returning to campus after a few weeks at home or

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