Tag: depression

The Unspoken Impact of Discrimination on Depression Symptoms among Young Adults

The impact of discrimination on mental health in Puerto Rico is significant, with high levels of perceived discrimination linked to increased depression symptoms among young adults. The study highlights the need for targeted public health strategies addressing this issue, advocating for open discussions to reduce stigma and improve overall well-being in affected communities.… Read More The Unspoken Impact of Discrimination on Depression Symptoms among Young Adults

Stephanie Cameron-Maldonado, BS, BALeave a comment

Don’t Be Burnt Toast: A Look Into Medical Student Burnout

This article was published on Arbona Health Hub Volume 1 Issue 1 (ISSN: 3065-5544). Have you ever felt emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, or a diminished sense of personal accomplishment no matter how long you have been studying for your exams? You may be experiencing burnout caused by pressures that accompany medical education, including academic demands, prolonged… Read More Don’t Be Burnt Toast: A Look Into Medical Student Burnout

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