Introduction Following the hottest month on record, July of 2023, the South of France has faced drought-like conditions leaving over 30,000 people without dependable sources of water (O’Shea, 2023; Wybrew, 2023). This has had...
Mental health has become an important topic within mainstream discourse over the years. College students, in particular, are known to experience a considerable amount of stress and various mental health disorders throughout their pursuit...
Every individual has the capacity for crime. Though unconscionable for many, given a particular time and place, even the most morally steadfast may act in ways that advance their self-interest without regard for the...
Although the Democratic and Republican parties of the United States have historically differed on most policy areas, they have occasionally agreed on foreign trade policy. The post-World War II era and establishment of the...
“He hit me and it felt like a kiss,” are shocking lyrics, so it’s no surprise that they caused an uproar among the public. Lana Del Rey is a pop-artist whose controversial lyrics caused...
Introduction Today, nearly 50% of adult Americans suffer from hypertension (Chobufo et al. 2020). Hypertension (HTN or high blood pressure) is the biggest risk factor for cardiovascular diseases worldwide. However, African Americans are disproportionately...
What if your restless nights were silently damaging more than just your energy levels? Sleep is a fundamental component of human health, and disturbances in its quality or duration can have immense physiological consequences...
Introduction In a world where bread symbolizes nourishment, this staple poses a life-threatening battleground in one of medicine’s most tragic paradoxes. Nearly 2 million people in the US alone suffer from Celiac disease, an...
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