Mandatory Retirement for Politicians and Judges?
In a provocative opinion piece, News Team member Saif Hossein examines the advancing ages of politicians and judges, and argues they should face mandatory retirement ages just as airline pilots do.
Weekly Health Digest: Misdiagnosis and Race, Experimental Drugs, and Autoimmune Diseases
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Explore our Weekly Health Digest, focusing on the overlooked issue of medical misdiagnosis in women of color, the latest advancements in experimental drugs, and critical insights into autoimmune diseases.
Challenging the Popularity of Supplements
New in Exploring Health's longform vertical: Cora Barnum uncovers the pervasive myths and real risks of America's fixation on dietary supplements, urging a return to fundamental nutrition over quick-fix solutions.
Finding a Solution for Food Waste
In a new opinion piece, News Team member Gillian Feinglass argues that municipal governments must mandate that restaurants collect and compost food waste — a huge task that is crucial to controlling the food waste problem.
Weekly Health Digest: Anti-LGBTQ Laws, Social Media Health Risks, and Teen Mental Health
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Discover our Weekly Health Digest, exploring the implications of harsh anti-LGBTQ laws, investigating the role of social media as a public health risk, and delving into current issues in teen mental health.
Physician Shortages, Fatigue, and Discontent
New in Exploring Health's longform vertical: Lexy Campbell offers a straightforward look at the widespread issue of doctor burnout, highlighting how systemic challenges in healthcare are leading to increasing stress and dissatisfaction among physicians.
Paying for Patients’ Social Needs
News Team member Lexy Campbell explores a 2023 study that highlights the costs imposed by a federal mandate that healthcare fund health-related social needs.
COVID-19 and Gene Expression
News Team member Saif Hossain reveals a significant discovery about COVID-19's ability to alter gene expression in bone marrow stem cells, potentially impacting long-term health. This breakthrough at Weill Cornell Medicine offers new insights into the virus's far-reaching effects beyond the respiratory system.
Changing the Language of Menstruation
News Team member Caroline Hansen suggests a significant shift in language around menstruation, aiming for inclusivity for transgender and nonbinary individuals. This study reveals the varied linguistic expressions and the impact of gendered language on gender dysphoria.
Exploring the Gut-Brain Axis
News Team member Jeeya Sharma delves into a recent study from Emory University, uncovering a pivotal link between the gut microbiome and Alzheimer’s disease. This groundbreaking research suggests new microbiota-based approaches for treating neurodegenerative diseases.