Social media is now a part of our daily lives. This rings more true for children and teens. A lot of their day-to-day involve the latest posts and connecting with their friends through social media platforms. Technology has enabled easier access to a variety of content. This makes for a long list of concerns parents […]
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Two things to accomplish the goal are discipline and courage.
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Currently, across the globe, we have vastly shifted back to our pre-pandemic ways. With public spaces occupied, frequent travel, and the re-opening of offices and schools, life appears to be back to normal. However, COVID-19 is far from gone. It still looms and continues to evolve. With the winters upon us, infection rates are likely
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In November 2021, almost two years after the first COVID-19 case, the world is grappling with the appearance of a new COVID-19 variant, Omicron. Omicron, labeled as B.1.1.529 by WHO, is currently the variant of concern due to reports of increased transmissibility. From the news we follow, South Africa is currently the zone of concern with regard
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Depression is well-known yet under-reported mental health concern that is present within our society. Depression, similar to other mental health conditions, is peppered in stigma. Also, with the signs of depression seemingly both insidious and overlapping with so many other mental health concerns, it is easy to neglect the early care required to take care
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Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer of a variant of blood cells known as plasma cells. These are predominantly found in the bone marrow. Of the two variants of immune cells, the B and T cells, plasma cells are a type of B lymphocyte cells. So in essence multiple myeloma is when these plasma
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In the year 2020, around 2.3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer according to WHO. Deaths due to breast cancer totaled 685,000. Breast cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death among women, only after lung cancer. Yet, we restrict awareness of breast cancer to just one month every year. A Brief
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Society and culture appear to be built on the toil of brave men, as often depicted in many of our historical tales. Yet, rarely do we see the contribution of women to how our society has grown over the centuries. When women were rarely given opportunities at the forefront, it was understandable why we have
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Over a year into a pandemic that has gripped the world, we are still discovering new trends, facts, and strains of the SARS – CoV2. While this pandemic has exposed the global healthcare inefficiencies, the pace at which vaccines, research, and data are being collected is truly something to be reveled in. During the course
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