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When History Meets Health: Understanding Diabetes in South Asian Communities
Have you ever wondered why British South Asians are six times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, even at a lower weight, compared to the White British population?
Salma Eldali
When History Meets Health: Understanding Diabetes in South Asian Communities
Have you ever wondered why British South Asians are six times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, even at a lower weight, compared to the White British population?
Salma Eldali
4 min read
Protectionism and Its Price: The Hidden Costs of U.S. Tariff Policy
Three months after Trump assumed office for his second term, he announced a seemingly genius plan to cease a trade deficit in the US,...
Trisha Sharma
3 min read
The Dark Side of Cosmetic Dentistry.
As health care professionals, their priorities must lie in their patients’ well-being and be able to foster trust and reliability...
Shravya Bharate
3 min read
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Profiting from Insecurity: How the Skin Lightening Industry Fuels Colourism
“You’re pretty. You’d be even prettier if you weren’t so dark.” Imagine hearing this statement, a clearly backhanded compliment from an...
Alicia Oduro
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The Detrimental Effects of Marital Rape: The Need for Legislative Reform in India and Beyond
India's legal system still does not recognise marital rape as a crime. Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which defines rape...
Aarushi Pathak
4 min read
Female Health in Sport – Under-fueling and its connection to RED-S
One key issue faced by many female athletes is underfueling. Simply put, athletes are not consuming enough calories to fulfil their training
Marnie Fieldsend
3 min read
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