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Substance Addiction: A Disease, Not a Matter of Free Will
by Zijun Zhou, July 27, 2025 In the 21st century, social technology and cultural advances have brought new challenges. One of the most serious is drug addiction, now a major public health and social issue. The latest statistics from the Addiction Group (2024) show that nearly 50 million Americans suffer from a substance addiction or…
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The Possible Anti-depressant Effects of Magic Mushrooms
By Maisha Pathan, March 9, 2024 Depression is a debilitating condition that affects up to 17.8% of American adults as of2023 (Witters). Although there are countless treatment options in the form of antidepressants,and therapy, sometimes, these treatments may still not be enough to provide relief for thosesuffering from depression. Shrooms, also known as magic mushrooms…
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Healthcare’s Youngest Victims: Inequality in Pediatric Healthcare and How We Can Fix It
by Cameron Takmil, February 24, 2024 Millions of children visit the emergency room every year with cuts, bruises, and a myriad of other diagnoses. Many are turned away from necessary treatments for seemingly nothing except one thing – race. While seemingly trivial, disparities across racial and ethnic lines persist, underscoring a critical need for systemic…
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