News Team member Ananya Dash recommends the latest episode of Health Storytelling, featuring Jason Gale and his book "After COVID".

News Team Member Irene John explores the rise of self diagnoses for autism and ADHD among individuals consuming short-form video on Tiktok and other social media.

News Team Member Kimberly Yang explores the "weathering hypothesis," the once-controversial and now accepted theory that experiencing racism imposes biological effects on health.

In an opinion piece, News Team member Michelle Arauz argues that culture and class constitute a hidden curriculum in higher ed — and that schools ignore the need to prepare all students equally.

News Team Member Clara Silvestri explores how pediatricians must walk a tightrope between advocating for routine vaccination and gaining trust from parents.

News Team Member Kimberly Yang discusses the need for systemic change in medicine to acknowledge women's endometriosis pain and reduce diagnostic delays.

News Team Member Michelle Arauz explores how STEM programs isolate students by prioritizing performance over mental health.

News Team Member Laniah Bowdery explores the lack of safety guarantees around natural product supplements and how they differ from approved pharmaceuticals.

News Team member Clara Silvestri recommends John Green's "Everything is Tuberculosis," for its compelling reminder of how a curable disease still ravages human lives.

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News Team member Laniah Bowdery recommends a post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie, "28 Years Later," for its portrayal of stigma around infectious diseases.

News Team member Irene John recommends a 1997 sci-fi movie, "GATTACA," for its timeless warning of the future of genetic testing.

News Team member Ananya Dash recommends the latest episode of Health Storytelling, featuring Dr. Tom Frieden and his new book "The Formula for Better Health"

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News Team member Kimberly Yang recommends Gabor Maté's "In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts" for its exploration of addiction from the lens of societal factors, not an individual choice.

News Team Member Laniah Bowdery explains the negative impact of short-form content on the cognitive skills of adolescents.

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News Team member Michelle Arauz recommends the latest episode of Health Storytelling, featuring Mallary Tenore Tarpley and her new book "Slip"

News Team Member Talia Gordon Wexler discusses the importance of third spaces to address social isolation for people across all age groups.

News Team Member Collin France delves into Karen Griffin's extraordinary impacts on athletes' success and recovery after injuries during her career span.

News Team Member Yasemin Isbilir explores how fathers' age at conception matters as much as the mothers' ages to determine the success of a pregnancy.

News Team Member Michelle Arauz explores the career trajectory of Jennifer Panlilio from research to science philanthropy and policy.

News Team Member Clara Silvestri discusses how doctors can learn to trust AI to improve accuracy in diagnosis, especially in the field of radiology.

News Team Member Harrison Luba delves into Dr. Susan Abookire's quest to reduce burnout among physicians with her forest therapy course.

News Team Member Yiying Zhang discusses the ethics of using AI in hospitals — and its shortcomings if proper regulations aren't put in place.

News Team member Jackson Bartelt delves into how public transit can benefit the overall health of people living in Atlanta and beyond.

News Team member Ananya Dash reports on the risks that consuming sweeteners can accelerate brain aging.

In an opinion piece, News Team member Jackson Bartelt argues that food regulators should penalize food companies for producing ultra-processed products, and require improved access to healthier options.

In an opinion piece, News Team member Laniah Bowdery argues that citing a major data center in the historically minority community of Boxtown, Memphis, unfairly creates negative environmental and health impacts.

In an opinion piece, News Team member Michelle Arauz argues that young people must be helped to step away from social media and invest in human connections.