GAM Times (04) August

All around the world education is a time-consuming and complicated process, but it seems to be even more difficult in Africa. Most schools have tuition fees, which are a huge burden for many parents or guardians. Sometimes, even if the schools are free, buying schools supplies and uniforms is a financial challenge.

There are many great documentaries about Climate Change, Plastic Pollution, Social Issues and Healthy Lifestyle. Here are some of which really spoke to me. All of the documentaries mentioned are available on Netflix.

Due to the numerous researches done by global human rights organizations, situation of women in Afghanistan is one of the worst in the world. History shows that once given rights we should not take it for granted. The same exact thing is a case of Afghan women, who struggle with injustice caused by patriarchy.

It is not up to indigenous person to educate the public about what is going on, especially now because they are experiencing grief and trauma. It’s going to come in waves, it’s going to probably come in massive waves of 140 times, because that’s approximately how many Indian residential schools there were in Canada.

In this ever changing world, it is important to be part of the change. Since the start of medical practice, the medical field has been dominated by males. Variables that determined who got to study medicine were heavily influenced by cultural and societal standards. In today’s world, women are free to study and pursue whichever career they wish to pursue. Although this stands true, there seems to be a disparity in healthcare still.

The global benefits and ethical implications of Aduhelm, the new drug for Alzheimer’s Disease.

Let's play a game. I will give you two sentences, and you have to guess the possible scenario. Okay?

The review of the events from July 2021