By: Sahra Mohamed Advocating for yourself in a medical setting has become a form of protection. Whether it’s a routine checkup or a specialist consultation, patients must take an active role in their care to ensure they’re seen, heard, and treated appropriately. For people of color, especially Black, Indigenous, and Latino patients, self-advocacy can be …
Category: Women’s Health
By: Sahra Mohamed In the United States, Black women continue to face the highest risk of dying from pregnancy-related causes. Despite recent declines in the national maternal mortality rate, Black women are still dying at an alarming rate. In fact, their mortality rate was the only one that didn’t decline, according to the Centers for …
By: Sahra Mohamed Sibling relationships are often romanticized as lifelong bonds that withstand the test of time. However, for many, these relationships can cause deep emotional distress, especially when boundaries are disregarded and there's no respect. While conflicts among siblings are normal, there are cases where the best option for one’s mental health is to …
By: Sahra Mohamed As Canada’s population continues to grow and diversify, it important to discuss the country's evolving social dynamics and how different nationalities and cultures interact with one another. Canada is praised for its multiculturalism but the country still faces significant challenges related to race and discrimination. In many cases, these issues are exacerbated …
By: Sahra Mohamed In today's rapidly evolving society, women often face conflicting messages about their sexuality and societal expectations. Media portrays unattainable beauty standards, leading to confusion about self-worth and personal boundaries. It's crucial to empower young girls to find validation from within, recognizing that true confidence comes from understanding one's own boundaries. Open dialogue …
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