Where do we draw the line when considering MAID?
Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) has been controversial in Canada since its inception in 2016, similar to the few other nations that offer it In 2022, it was announced by...
Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) has been controversial in Canada since its inception in 2016, similar to the few other nations that offer it In 2022, it was announced by...
During my psychology course, my professor began the lesson with a cautionary tale of the phenomenon “medical school disease”, when students use the textbook to...
Photo by: Haley Richards Content Warning: This article mentions sensitive topics such as suicide This November marks the 20-year anniversary of Movember The movement...
The belief that marijuana is an addictive substance has been a point of social and medical debate for over a century While occasional users may overlook the addictive potential...
As human beings, we go through life experiencing everything as a blur One of the fascinating parts of humanity is looking into how certain negative and traumatic experiences can...
File photo Lack of sleep might be the underlying culprit of issues with day-to-day motivation, mood, and health Exam season is around the corner; use the following tips to...
Park Seek, a pan-Canadian research project led by Western University, is studying the accessibility and quality of parks across Canada with researchers at Wilfrid Laurier...
Laurier’s Wellness Centres provide physical, emotional and mental health services and resources for students on both campuses “The services that are offered at the...
Amid a never-ending pandemic, it’s easy to become overwhelmed It’s even easier when the months are cold and our loved ones are held at a distance Avoiding illness and putting...
Photo by Darien Funk Reading week is fast approaching For the students who moved off-campus for their class, they have a chance to go back home this coming week Of course,...