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Youth Perspectives onGlobal Health IssuesEunoiaTELLING UNTOLD STORIESSUMMER 2021 ISSUEETABLE OF CONTENTS4 Microplastic ContaminationEDITOR-IN-CHIEFAlyssa TangLAYOUT DESIGNAlyssa TangEugenia Calvo PrietoEric GuTanisa GoyalCOVER DESIGNTanisa GoyalPROOFREADERSChinedum AguwaEugenia Calvo PrietoTanisa GoyalBaala ShakyaCONTRIBUTORSChinedum AguwaMahsa BaghbanijavidEugenia Calvo PrietoIsabelle ChiouAudrey CzarneckiEric GuAdwaith HariharanSara MaggioHannah PescaruWilliam SuringaAlyssa TangKatherine Yan6 A New Look at Mask Culture7 Majestic Mammals on the Road to Extinction8 An Interview with an Expert: Dr. Yen10 The COVID-19 Pandemic and the DisabilityParadox12 COVID-19 Vaccines13 Life On The Edge of Independence:My Brother and Tuberous Sclerosis18 Hidden Heroes20 Tuberculosis in the Time of COVID-1923 More Than a Habit: Stories From Inside theBFRB Community27 The Social, Environmental and EconomicImpact of the Fast Fashion Industry29 The Island of Wonders31 The Neuroscience Behind Body Dysmorphia34 Beware the Delta Variant35 The Story of an Immigrant Teenager Duringthe Pandemic39 The Other Pandemic: A Dive Into the COVID-19Pandemic and Adolescent Mental Health41 Safe and Responsible AI for Healthcare43 Map of Contributors from Around the Globe2 | SUMMER 2021
Letter fromthe EditorDear readers,We approached summer of 2021 withoptimism, eager to put the pandemic inour rearview mirror. However, as weare in production for this issue, theDelta variant is wreaking havoc on ourplans once again. Just as the virus isever changing, we too must be flexibleto cope with constant updates invaccination mandates and maskpolicies.In addition to scientific articles, you'llfind more creative pieces in this issue,from personal narratives, patientstories, to breathtaking photography.Storytelling combined with technicalfacts and statistics effectively conveytheir message and help readers be moreunderstanding and compassionate. Iapplaud our contributors for sharingtheir stories.I’m incredibly grateful to work with suchamazing ambassadors since the lastpublication. This team of passionate studentsfrom across different time zones have not onlycollaborated in the layout designs andproofreading of this issue, but also launchedseveral new initiatives. Please check out ourwebsite for the latest additions!Let us remain committed in our fight againstinfectious diseases and invisible disorders aswell as the inequities in global health.Sincerely,Alyssa TangFounder and Editor-in-ChiefEUNOIA GLOBAL HEALTH | 3
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