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What is Actinic Prurigo?
Written by Akemi Li | Art by Charlene Cheng Actinic prurigo, sometimes called Hutchinson prurigo, is a disease in which patients have intensely itchy skin due to abnormal reactions to sunlight exposure. Patients can be seen with small papules on sun-exposed areas. The basic appearance of this disease includes rashes that constantly itch, which normally Read more
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When the Womb Bonds Too Tight: The Hidden Struggle of Asherman’s Syndrome
Written & Art by Farah Yasmin binti Firdaus Suffian Scar tissue doesn’t just heal–it can strangle. Asherman’s syndrome, also known as intrauterine adhesions or synechiae, occurs when scar tissue forms inside the uterus and/or cervix, affecting up to 1.5% of infertile women and a staggering 46% after repeated hysteroscopic resections. While some patients exhibit normal Read more
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The Fight Against Rett Syndrome
Written by Aashna Gupta | Art by MollyAnn Caulfield Imagine waking up one day and slowly losing the ability to speak, move, or use your hands. For people with Rett syndrome, this is a daily reality. Rett syndrome is a rare neurological disorder that mostly affects girls and is caused by a mutation in the Read more
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She’s Not ‘Just Short’ – The Hidden Battles of Turner Syndrome
Written by Farah Yasmin binti Firdaus Suffian | Art by Farah Yasmin binti Firdaus Suffian Turner syndrome (TS), a genetic condition affecting approximately 1 in 2000 girls, occurs when one X chromosome is missing or structurally altered. Unlike other chromosomal conditions, such as Down syndrome, the risk is not linked to maternal age. While much Read more
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You’re Not Being Rude: Teenage Boundaries
Written by Bella G. Sandoval | Art by Bella G. Sandoval The teenage years are a time for exploring new limits and pushing new boundaries, but with no control, it can be overwhelming and potentially dangerous. This occurs mainly for two reasons. One, teenagers just want to feel like cool independent adults who make their Read more
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An Overview of Arrythmia
Written by Ashley Thamaraikkannan | Art by MollyAnn Caulfield An estimated 1.5-5% of people in the United States suffer from an irregular heartbeat, otherwise known as an arrhythmia. Arrhythmias can occur due to issues in the heart’s electrical system or poor underlying conditions. Fortunately, there are many treatment options for those who suffer from this. Read more
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