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Mar 30, 2025

The Taliban's ban on Medical Training for Women in Afghanistan: A Humanitarian Crisis.

In recent years, Afghanistan has faced etreme challenges, many of which have been caused by the Taliban's return to power in 2021. One of the mot concerning aswell as shocking actions taken by it has been the ban on women pursuing education in various feilds, including medicine. The ban has far-reaching consequences for Afghan women, healthcare in Afghanistanand the global comunity. This policy is not just a restriction on education, but a very clear violation of human rights and a huge step backwar for progress in women's rights and healthcare.

Earth Science

Environmental Science

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By Lidia Kachniarz

Mar 22, 2025

How we can make the world a better place - Ecology.

This article discusses how we can help protect the environment through simple actions. It highlights the importance of protecting nature, and spreading awareness about environmental issues. The main message is that small changes add up, and everyone has a role in making the world a better place.

Earth Science

Environmental Science

By Lidia Kachniarz

Feb 19, 2025

The Impact of Social Media on Teen Mental Health.

This article explores the impact of social media on teenage mental health, highlighting both its positive and negative effects. It emphasizes the importance of striking a healthy balance through media literacy, parental guidance, digital well-being tools, and self-care practices to ensure social media remains a positive influence in teenagers' lives.

Biology

By Pranvi Balusu

Feb 19, 2025

Smith-Magenis Syndrome: Understanding its many symptoms and confusion with other neurological

This projects highlights the impact of Smith-Magenis syndrome on individuals as well as it's multitude of traits.

Biology

Cognitive Science

Medicine

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By Nicholas Vukadin

Feb 7, 2025

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Chemistry

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Aug 7, 2024

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Apr 10, 2024

Mental Health and Neurological Challenges in Refugees: Navigating Complexities for Well-being

Refugees often face significant mental health challenges due to trauma, displacement, and resettlement. PTSD, depression, and anxiety disorders are common, compounded by factors like language barriers and uncertainty about asylum. Culturally sensitive approaches, community-based interventions, and improved access to mental health services are crucial for addressing these issues. Trauma-informed care and awareness campaigns play a vital role in promoting resilience and reducing stigma. Overall, providing compassionate support and building resilient communities are essential for improving refugees' mental health and well-being.

Cognitive Science

By Fay Davis

Aug 8, 2023

Reimagining Prostitution Laws: Balancing Safety and Rights for Sex Workers

This PDF file explores the impact of legalizing prostitution on sex workers and sex trafficking. It discusses the current state of prostitution laws in the United States and compares the legalization system in Nevada to the prohibitionist system in other states. The document also presents potential structures that could ensure the safety and protection of sex workers while preventing sex trafficking. The goal is to reimagine prostitution laws and balance the safety and rights of sex workers.

By Fay Davis

Aug 8, 2023

Optimism in Reintegration for Incarcerated Individuals

This paper discusses the importance of promoting flexible optimism in incarcerated individuals as a means of improving their chances of successful reintegration into society. The paper outlines a five-step program for correctional facilities to follow, which includes identifying criminogenic factors, fulfilling educational needs, developing occupational skills, and providing resources for released prisoners. The paper also suggests using the MMPI Optimism-Pessimism (PSM) scale to evaluate prisoners' psychological frameworks and tailor rehabilitation programs accordingly. Finally, the paper emphasizes the importance of financial stability and resilience in reducing the likelihood of recidivism.

Cognitive Science

By Fay Davis

Aug 4, 2023

The Impact of a Misophonia Diagnosis on Symptom Severity, Frequency, and Expression

This PDF presents a study on the effects of diagnosis on Misophonia, a mental disorder characterized by a strong emotional and physiological response to specific sounds. The study involved a survey of 30 participants who answered questions about their symptoms and experiences over a period of two weeks. The first survey consisted of six questions answered on a scale of 1 to 5, and participants who scored at least 7 out of 30 were asked to complete a second survey the following week. The questions in the second survey were divided into three categories: severity, frequency, and expression of symptoms. Participants were also given the opportunity to provide additional comments about their experiences. The results of the two surveys were compared both individually and collectively. The study found that diagnosis had a positive impact on the severity and frequency of symptoms, but not on the expression of symptoms.

Biology

Cognitive Science

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The Taliban's ban on Medical Training for Women in Afghanistan: A Humanitarian Crisis.

How we can make the world a better place - Ecology.

The Impact of Social Media on Teen Mental Health.

Smith-Magenis Syndrome: Understanding its many symptoms and confusion with other neurological

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Mental Health and Neurological Challenges in Refugees: Navigating Complexities for Well-being

Reimagining Prostitution Laws: Balancing Safety and Rights for Sex Workers

Optimism in Reintegration for Incarcerated Individuals

The Impact of a Misophonia Diagnosis on Symptom Severity, Frequency, and Expression

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