In the present world, where medical services are progressively reinforced everywhere therein lies the socio-economic barrier between the population availing these services to the huge proportion of public and communities not availing it. An example is the before birth or…
Continue reading The Healthcare Loophole: developed countries v/s India
Dr. Rashid Latif inaugurated the first in vitro fertilization center named “Life’’ in Pakistan for the very first time in 1984. However, he successfully produced a healthy test tube baby after his five years of struggle in 1989. What Is…
Spring has officially sprung! With warmer months ahead, outdoor enthusiasts are gearing up to spend more time outdoors enjoying everything that nature has to offer. Whether you’re an avid hiker, camper, or just like spending time in your local park,…
Continue reading Leave No Trace: How to Responsibly Enjoy the Outdoors
Solomon Island is a tropical island nation somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. That’s honestly the first thing that came into my mind before writing this. It’s a country of roughly 650 000 people east of Papua New Guinea. Despite its…
Dr. Sara Gill has made history by becoming the first transgender in Pakistan.Pakistan is still a developing country in which many areas and towns still follow the old traditions andculture. Being born as a transgender person in Pakistan is still…
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When the war in Yemen comes to an end, dozens of human lives will be saved, no doubt; the recentannouncement of the Saudi-led Coalition (SLC) to halt all military operations in Yemen during Ramadanhas revived this hope. After all, it…
Continue reading Thousands of years of Yemeni Culture are gone with the wind of war
All aspects of society have been discussed during the pandemic, including mental health. Of course, everyone is very important, but I think we forgot about one group: people with Down Syndrome. They already have a complicated life, but COVID-19 makes…
Continue reading Double Locked: People with Down Syndrome during the Pandemic
A couple of weeks ago, all of Morocco spent five days straight watching the live news about the rescue operation of the five-year-old child Rayan who fell into a will in a rural area in Chefchaouen, Morocco. The horrible incident…
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“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” ― Carl Gustav Jung Have you ever thought that love is a chemical process where the brain changes resulting from…
Continue reading Is Love a Chemical trick or a Psychophysiological feeling?
Like many others across the world, South Africans are increasingly taking note of Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine. This is not necessarily because we all have some particular geopolitical interest in the conflict, but we know such repercussions are felt.…
Continue reading Putin’s War finds friends at South Africa’s Western Cape Provincial Parliament
