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    Occupational Therapy: Sex is an Activity of Daily Living

    Written by: Bobbie Martin (she/her), OT. Edited by: Étienne Maes (he/him). Dear readers, my name is Bobbie! I am a white settler currently living and working as an Occupational Therapist on unceded Mi’kmaq territory in Kjipuktuk. Throughout this piece I touch on the colonial and oppressive history, and ongoing practices…

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    Put a Ring on it: the NuvaRing

    Written by: Bianca Løge (she/her). Edited by:  Zahra Taboun (she/her). I had no idea what the NuvaRing was when I was recommended it by the McGill Macdonald Campus Nurse. I had no other friends already using it and kept questioning how can something so easy to use be as effective?…

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    Missing in Action: Comprehensive Sexual Health Education

    Written by: Camille Zeitouni (she/her). Edited by: Jillian Schneidman (she/her). The challenge with writing an article about comprehensive sexual helath education comes from how the beliefs and values around sex and sexual health are different for each person and are subject to change with time. I cannot list off ten…

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    Adopting Diversity and Inclusion to Mend our Broken Healthcare

    Written By: Nardin Farag (she/her). Edited By: Camille Zeitouni (she/her). On May 25th 2020, George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in the United States. After witnessing this cruel and unjustified death, millions around the world arose and rallied against the systemic injustices the Black community faces today (1).…

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    Emergency Contraception 101

    Written By: Anny Gervais (she/her). Edited By: Camille Zeitouni (she/her). « Hi, um…I think I need the morning after pill…How does that work?” …Is something lab technicians and pharmacists hear on a regular basis; probably more often than some people think. As a cis-woman, I was completely unaware of the…

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    Healthcare Professionals Need Better Sexual Health Education

    Written By: Jillian Schneidman (she/her). Edited By: Camille Zeitouni (she/her). I’ve been a healthcare student for the past 5 years. Throughout, I have experienced a variety of courses, teachers, and topics. From the occupational therapy program to the medical school curriculum, there has been one clear and consistent theme: a…

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