Hidden bias damages your DNA
“It is about how the world forces you to see yourself, and how that internal mirror begins to break your very DNA.”
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Can a National Women’s Health Framework address your health inequities?
“Policies should reflect our mothers, sisters, and daughters constrained by systemic barriers within healthcare institutions.”
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Hurricane Melissa and the Future of Caribbean Health
“The experience of Hurricane Melissa should serve as a catalyst for long, overdue transformative change.”
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PDSB students connect with TMU School of Medicine
“The excitement in the students’ eyes reflected real hope for future health careers.”
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Not everyone ages as healthily as my father did
“Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.”
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When bush tea meets big data; The healthcare revolution your Granny started
“They spent millions to discover what any Caribbean grandmother could tell you for free.”
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HIV in Canada: Rising numbers demand urgent attention
“Silence around HIV never saved lives. Action does.”
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The Warning Label We Almost Missed
“We have to demand stricter regulations on items that are being put on the shelves.”
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When the Storm Hits Home in the Diaspora
“Many of us found ourselves caught in another kind of storm, one of distrust, exhaustion, and fear.”
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Fueling the heart, taming the sugar: Community, culture, and the power of wellness
“It’s okay not to be okay,”
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