Mental Health Days: Helpful Resource or Easy Excuse?
Mental health problems, whether clinically diagnosed or not, appear to be on the rise in the United States. Whether this trend is due to a declining societal stigma against mental health, or a result of more mentally taxing careers and … Read more
Universal Healthcare and Its Relationship with Motherhood in the Salut Region
By: Richard M. Max Mara Recently, universal healthcare is a common term heard in politics and on the news. What exactly is it? Universal healthcare is rooted in the belief that healthcare is a human right. A right that should … Read more
Could Ketamine be Used as a Treatment for Depression?
Mental health is often marginalized and misrepresented in society. But in the United States, there is a mental health crisis. Around 46.6 million adults in America experience a mental health disorder each year, and around 4.5% of U.S. adults experience … Read more
The Increase in Health Risks Due to Vaping Amongst Adolescents
With the popularity of vaping hitting an all-time high within the recent years, it would be a surprise if an adolescent did not know someone who used e-cigarettes or did not use one themselves. According to the findings from the … Read more
What is Oncolytic Virology, and what does this mean for the future?
By Caroline Cochrane Cancer is a disease that affects almost everyone, directly or indirectly. In 2020 alone, the US is expected to have 1.8 million new cancer diagnoses and 606,520 cancer deaths (Cancer Facts & Figures 2020 | American Cancer … Read more
COVID-19 has Expedited the Necessity of a National Healthcare System
The United States consistently ranks as one of the least effective healthcare systems in the developed world. When almost every other developed nation has some form of a national healthcare system, one will logically question the reasons why the United … Read more
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More Than Just a Health Fad- The Keto Diet and Its Effects on Epilepsy
Anyone can get epilepsy. A serious neurological disorder, epilepsy can manifest in dangerous seizures and sometimes death. Though it is more common amongst younger children or the elderly, the disorder can delevop in people of all ages and backgrounds. Surgeries … Read more
The Real Death Sticks: A Comparison Between the Effects of Cigarettes and Vaping on your Lungs
Christopher Hewgley During the 1960’s, cigarette smoking was at its peak. Roughly 47% of adults in the U.S. were smokers and everywhere you looked you were fed the lie that cigarettes were beneficial in numerous ways especially with the … Read more
Medical Marijuana as a Potential Treatment for Childhood Epilepsy
Imagine parents obtaining illegal drugs to save their children. This idea sounds preposterous, but this scenario was a reality for many families with kids suffering from severe epilepsy in Australia (Suraev et al. 2018). These testimonies led to researchers branching … Read more