Samantha Sutherland

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming an important part of modern medicine. It has the potential to improve medical diagnoses, personalize treatments, reduce workload for healthcare professionals, and improve patient outcomes. However, along with these benefits come serious ethical concerns that must be carefully considered. If AI is used without proper oversight, it can harm patients, increase inequality, and weaken trust in healthcare systems. Medical ethics is traditionally...

Introduction Endometriosis occurs when cells like those of the endometrial lining implant and grow outside the uterus, most commonly on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and peritoneal surfaces. These ectopic implants respond to hormonal cycles, leading to inflammation and scar tissue formation. Since the disease depends on estrogen and involves inflammation, it’s most often diagnosed in women aged 25–35. Although endometriosis is diagnosed in 10-15% of women, with 30-50% of diagnosed...

Procrastination - defined as the voluntary delay of an intended action despite anticipating the negative consequences - is a common self-regulatory failure which affects ones academic, occupational, and personal functioning. Although often dismissed as laziness, psychological research reveals that procrastination is driven by emotional avoidance, cognitive biases, and neural mechanisms that prioritize instant mood repair. Understanding the psychology behind procrastination not only clarifies...