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The Lazarus Effect: How Modern HIV Medications Turned a Death Sentence into a Manageable Condition

The Lazarus Effect: How Modern HIV Medications Turned a Death Sentence into a Manageable Condition

Nov 9 2025 / Health & Wellness

The Lazarus Effect transformed HIV from a fatal diagnosis to a manageable condition. Discover how modern antiretroviral therapy brought people back from the brink-and why access remains the biggest challenge today.

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Consent Education in Schools: Teaching Affirmative Consent to Kids and Teens

Consent Education in Schools: Teaching Affirmative Consent to Kids and Teens

Nov 4 2025 / Health & Wellness

Affirmative consent education is now required in 18 U.S. states and D.C., teaching kids from elementary school through high school how to set boundaries, ask for permission, and respect others. It’s not about sex-it’s about safety, communication, and dignity.

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Medicalization of Sexuality: How Clinics and Experts Shaped Modern Identities

Medicalization of Sexuality: How Clinics and Experts Shaped Modern Identities

Oct 31 2025 / Health & Wellness

The medicalization of sexuality turned sexual identities into diagnoses, shaping how we understand desire, gender, and normalcy. From the DSM to pharmaceutical marketing, clinics and experts redefined human behavior as medical problems-with lasting consequences.

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HCG Triggers and Timing: How to Prevent Premature Ovulation in IVF

HCG Triggers and Timing: How to Prevent Premature Ovulation in IVF

Oct 28 2025 / Health & Wellness

HCG trigger shots are critical in IVF to time egg retrieval perfectly. Getting the timing wrong can lead to premature ovulation and lost eggs. Learn how the 34-36 hour window works, what types of triggers exist, and how to avoid common mistakes.

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Access and Equity in Contraceptive Care: Insurance, Clinics, and Policy

Access and Equity in Contraceptive Care: Insurance, Clinics, and Policy

Oct 24 2025 / Health & Wellness

Despite legal protections, millions of U.S. women still face barriers to contraceptive care due to insurance gaps, clinic closures, and racial inequities. This article breaks down the real-world impact of policy, geography, and systemic bias on access to birth control.

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