Category: society
In today’s world, marketing is more than just advertising a product—it’s about understanding the diverse lives of consumers. Yet, one crucial concept remains largely underused: intersectionality. This term, which highlights… Read More
The Hidden Dangers of Low-Risk Drinking When we think about alcohol and health, most of us picture a spectrum—on one end, the heavy drinkers at risk of all kinds of… Read More
In the face of terminal illness and unbearable suffering, some individuals seek a path that leads to a dignified end. While the concept of aid-in-dying, also known as assisted suicide,… Read More
Note: This article was officially published over the last few days, so it’s work resharing here. Over the past few years, the reasons why Americans own guns have been changing…. Read More
It’s easy to overlook the silent struggles of mental health. One such struggle is depression, a condition that has grown increasingly prevalent across all socioeconomic groups and geographic regions. The… Read More
Tick tock, tick tock! Summer’s almost gone! When you think of school uniforms, you might picture neatly dressed students, a sense of order, and perhaps memories of your school days…. Read More
Alcohol-related harms pose a severe threat to global health, particularly among young people. The alcohol industry is increasingly targeting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), exploiting vulnerabilities and contributing to a… Read More
Living without a home is a harsh reality for thousands of people in Los Angeles County. A new study sheds light on just how brutal this existence can be, revealing… Read More
Mindfulness, a practice that has captured the interest of millions worldwide, promises calm, focus, and a better quality of life. But what if this ancient practice, stripped of its ethical… Read More
Trust is a big deal. Whether it’s trusting your doctor, the government, or even the information you read online, trust shapes our health decisions and, ultimately, our health outcomes. The… Read More
I recently watched the 2005 movie “Lord of War,” which explores arms smuggling. It got me thinking about the public health implications of violence and how it perpetuates. A fascinating… Read More
Imagine you’re part of a small town where each family has a unique story, each one different from the others. Now, picture that in the medical world. This is the… Read More
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