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Unraveling the Power of Habits: Unlocking the Key to Personal Transformation 

Have you ever wondered why some people effortlessly achieve their goals while others struggle? The answer lies in the intricate web of habits that shape our daily lives. Habits, both good and bad, hold immense power over our actions, making them a fascinating subject of study and a gateway to

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Health and Medicine

Why Today’s Youth Are More Prone to Mental Illness

The list of apparent differences between Generation Z (Gen Z) and Millenials continues to grow in light of recent reports revealing that approximately half of the Gen Z population struggles to positively progress in their lives whilst they evidently struggle with mental health issues [5]. This finding poses the question;

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Health and Medicine

Continuing Cancer Research: Genes and Glioblastoma

In 1775, Percivall Pott discovered chimney soot exposure increased the likelihood of developing a disease we now have come to understand fairly well in recent years: cancer. The first uses of radiation to cure cancer in 1899 by Stenbeck and Sjorgren, the discovery of hormonal therapy for reproductive-related cancers in

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The Scientific and Bioethical Legacy of Henrietta Lacks 

I composed medical school essays beneath the watchful portrait of Johns Hopkins, the first benefactor of Johns Hopkins University, at his namesake’s East Baltimore hospital. Though he created an incredible medical and educational legacy, the university reports that Johns Hopkins’ personal documents were lost or destroyed which leaves current scholars

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