I’ll do it later. This phrase is usually used in procrastination, or the act of putting off a task until later. The term is usually associated with students Read More

I’ll do it later. This phrase is usually used in procrastination, or the act of putting off a task until later. The term is usually associated with students Read More
Burnout is described as when stress has gone over the tipping point and effects someone by making them cynical, disengaged from their job, and have physical symptoms such Read More
In wintertime, it is very easy to become sedentary. The cold temps mean limited outdoor activities, and the short days can mean less motivation and energy to move. Read More
It is easy to point to certain food groups and know how they’ll impact your cardiovascular health or blood pressure. It is more nebulous, however, to know how Read More
Each year, the winter holidays are when relapse rates are the highest for recovered addicts. Memories of old celebrations or friends/family who still partake in one’s addiction, as Read More
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was first introduced in the 1940’s and is arguably one of the most misunderstood treatments in psychiatry. This is likely secondary to the stigma associated Read More
When it comes to celebrations, particularly during the holidays, perceptions of hospitality and alcohol usually go hand in hand. Alcohol is so frequently associated with social events that Read More
The probability of something life changing happening to me on the way to work is slim. But recently one morning when I was in the car driving to Read More
Mental health as a whole is one of the most stigmatized areas of medicine and as such comes with its own unique challenges when talking about mental health Read More
What is the link between tuberculosis and mental health? Tuberculosis (TB) is an airborne infection, caused by bacteria, that is preventable and treatable. However, the treatment requires multiple Read More