The Digital Natives: Meet Generation Z Unlocking what makes Generation Z tick can help us figure out how to make the workplace with multiple generations a more cohesive, high-performing team. This generation, often described as pragmatic, digitally savvy, and ethically driven, is reshaping workplaces in ways that are only beginning
Have you ever heard the phrase that abuse is a cycle? Many people who have experienced trauma and abuse are more likely to re-experience it. They remain in cycles of harm through a series of violence and trauma-inducing behaviors. The acronym ACEs stands for “Adverse Childhood Experiences.” These are potentially
Background Cardiac health conditions are becoming an increasing burden on the healthcare system globally. STEMIs, also commonly known as heart attacks, are prevalent in adults and the elderly, and their symptoms are frequently recognizable to the general public. However, despite the awareness of most individuals regarding the symptoms of a
Telehealth, a concept that dates back to the late 1950s, has recently emerged as a cornerstone of mainstream healthcare delivery. Over the past 15 years, technological advancements have made these services increasingly accessible, transforming how patients engage with healthcare. According to a Rock Health report from February 2023, an impressive
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
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 [1]. This finding poses the question;
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
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
If you had the opportunity to electrocute your brain to treat your mental illness, would you do it? For millions of people worldwide suffering from treatment-resistant depression, this may well be one of the new ways out of their suffering, research shows. How to cure a brain The brain is
Think about how often you use your phone, computer, or tablet each day. As technology progresses, it is becoming more and more ingrained in our daily lives. Research in technology has developed a field known as human-robot interaction (HRI) that specializes in understanding how people interact with technological systems and
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