Imagine a world where … I̶m̶a̶g̶i̶n̶e̶ Cross out imagine because we ARE living in a world where 3.6 million people die every year from waterborne illnesses. Not only that but two-thirds of the world’s population doesn’t have reliable access to freshwater. Which is the majority … Now, this is not…

My grandma was one of the millions of people who consumed contaminated food, which led to her hospitalization. Dying or being hospitalized as a result of the food we eat is the least of our concerns, especially if we live in a developed country. …

We have all been there — the fear of failing, being stagnant from all the self-doubt consuming us, waiting for the elusive or right timing to resuscitate our paralyzed minds. The truth is there is never the ‘right’ timing. Just do, don’t overthink. Over the winter break, I had set…

I was lying in bed in my dark room. Five alarms went off, but I was still adhesively attached to my bed. Every so often, I shifted to hit the snooze button before sleeping again. That day, I intended to go on a 5 am run to embrace the radiant…

A staggering 600 million people — almost 1 in 10 people in the world, became ill after ingesting contaminated food. Of those, 420,000 people die every single year. …

When I first read the book “The immortal cells of Henrietta Lacks,” I was quite astonished that I did not learn anything about Henrietta Lacks in my high school biology classes. This woman completely remodelled medicine; however, Lacks never agreed that scientists could use her cells from her biopsy for…