Her Campus at TAMU
Is That Gluten Free?
My experience finding out about my gluten allergy and the struggle of managing it.
Her Campus at Jefferson
Medical Misogyny: The Birth Control Bias
The first hormone-free male birth control (YCT-529) has officially entered human trials. While men taking more contraception responsibility without side effects is positive, it’s interesting how an effective female...
Her Campus at U Vic
5 Tips for Getting A Better Night’s Sleep
Tired of being tired? Here are 5 tips to improve your sleep!
Her Campus at Exeter
When Healthy Becomes Harmful: The Hidden Mental Toll of Social Media Wellness
In recent years, there has been a boom in wellness and healthy living content on social media. On the surface, it appears to be beneficial, encouraging healthy living that...
Her Campus at Pitt
On Medical Bureaucracy And Systemic Ableism
Carl Hoffmann (he has asked me to change his name and the details of his life and history should I write about him, and I have) is a 72-year-old...
Her Campus at TX State
Do Blue Light Glasses Work? The Science, Fashion, & Popularity Of Them
Throughout the past couple of years, blue light glasses have become more and more fashionable — but do they work? And why are they popular?
Her Campus at Maryland
Low Vitamin D can mean low spirits – here are the symptoms and how to fix it
It is especially important for women to have a sufficient amount of vitamin D in their bodies.Â
Her Campus at Scranton
Unseen, Unheard, Untreated: The Crisis in Women’s HealthcareÂ
This erosion of trust isn’t harmless. If women feel their doctors refuse to listen to them, they are unlikely to return for care or speak up when something feels...
Her Campus at Holy Cross
Maternal Health– Let’s Talk About It
The issue of maternal health in the United States
Her Campus at Hofstra
Hofstra’s Biggest Philanthropic Event – Relay For Life!
Relay For Life is Hofstra's biggest philanthropic event of the year. Where both college students and local community members come together to create a united community that supports cancer...