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Health, Illness, and Medicine

A woman in a lab coat, gloves, and goggles looking through a microscope.

The Basics of Healthcare

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 18, 2025

The killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson by alleged gunman Luigi Mangione focused the spotlight

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The view of Hurricane Florence from the International Space Station.

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services blue and yellow "CMS" logo.

Making Sense of Medicaid

Alexa Pena January 14, 2025

Medicaid, a government program established in 1965 funding healthcare for qualified persons living below the

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Frames, Facts, and Futures: The Influence of Humanitarian Reporting

Ayesha Rahim December 17, 2024

In today’s interconnected world, the media plays a crucial role in shaping our understanding of

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An emergency room sign in all caps and red letters.

Doctors Doing More Harm Than Good

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 19, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including unethical, non-consensual, and inhumane

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The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts 

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

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A group of people marching for women’s rights while holding signs that say “Women are humans not hosts,” “My freedom begins with my body,” and “Never going back.”

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

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What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

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A Crash Course in Gerontology Theories

Nora Mortimer July 30, 2024

Foundational perspectives of sociology can be applied to aging and gerontology — the study of

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A doctor comforting a patient with a gentle hand on her arm.

How to Live Forever: Blue Zones & Public Health

Sophia Lanzante April 16, 2024

The most recently reviewed data by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) has determined the

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A woman in a lab coat, gloves, and goggles looking through a microscope.

The Basics of Healthcare

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 18, 2025

The killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson by alleged gunman Luigi Mangione focused the spotlight

Read More »
The view of Hurricane Florence from the International Space Station.

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

Read More »
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services blue and yellow "CMS" logo.

Making Sense of Medicaid

Alexa Pena January 14, 2025

Medicaid, a government program established in 1965 funding healthcare for qualified persons living below the

Read More »
Men working in a vintage broadcasting control room filled with analogue equipment and monitors.

Frames, Facts, and Futures: The Influence of Humanitarian Reporting

Ayesha Rahim December 17, 2024

In today’s interconnected world, the media plays a crucial role in shaping our understanding of

Read More »
An emergency room sign in all caps and red letters.

Doctors Doing More Harm Than Good

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 19, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including unethical, non-consensual, and inhumane

Read More »
Various hanging flags of the world.

The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts 

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

Read More »
A group of people marching for women’s rights while holding signs that say “Women are humans not hosts,” “My freedom begins with my body,” and “Never going back.”

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

Read More »
A young boy sitting at a desk studying a book.

What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

Read More »
A person jogging up concrete stairs in a jacket and toboggan.

A Crash Course in Gerontology Theories

Nora Mortimer July 30, 2024

Foundational perspectives of sociology can be applied to aging and gerontology — the study of

Read More »
A doctor comforting a patient with a gentle hand on her arm.

How to Live Forever: Blue Zones & Public Health

Sophia Lanzante April 16, 2024

The most recently reviewed data by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) has determined the

Read More »
Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4
A woman in a lab coat, gloves, and goggles looking through a microscope.

The Basics of Healthcare

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 18, 2025

The killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson by alleged gunman Luigi Mangione focused the spotlight

Read More »
The view of Hurricane Florence from the International Space Station.

When Things Fall Apart

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 28, 2025

The fires in Los Angeles, California, are nothing short of devastating. The loss of life

Read More »
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services blue and yellow "CMS" logo.

Making Sense of Medicaid

Alexa Pena January 14, 2025

Medicaid, a government program established in 1965 funding healthcare for qualified persons living below the

Read More »
Men working in a vintage broadcasting control room filled with analogue equipment and monitors.

Frames, Facts, and Futures: The Influence of Humanitarian Reporting

Ayesha Rahim December 17, 2024

In today’s interconnected world, the media plays a crucial role in shaping our understanding of

Read More »
An emergency room sign in all caps and red letters.

Doctors Doing More Harm Than Good

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 19, 2024

Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including unethical, non-consensual, and inhumane

Read More »
Various hanging flags of the world.

The Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Health in Times of Crisis: From Historical Atrocities to Modern Conflicts 

Ayesha Rahim October 22, 2024

Note: This blog is intended to provide a sociology perspective of issues that arise during

Read More »
A group of people marching for women’s rights while holding signs that say “Women are humans not hosts,” “My freedom begins with my body,” and “Never going back.”

Planned Parenthood, the Fight for Women’s Rights Continues in the 21st Century

Ayda Girma October 15, 2024

This blog is intended to provide a research-based overview of the issues surrounding Planned Parenthood

Read More »
A young boy sitting at a desk studying a book.

What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

Read More »
A person jogging up concrete stairs in a jacket and toboggan.

A Crash Course in Gerontology Theories

Nora Mortimer July 30, 2024

Foundational perspectives of sociology can be applied to aging and gerontology — the study of

Read More »
A doctor comforting a patient with a gentle hand on her arm.

How to Live Forever: Blue Zones & Public Health

Sophia Lanzante April 16, 2024

The most recently reviewed data by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) has determined the

Read More »
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