Maximizing Self-Care and Decision Making for Obstetric Migrant Workers and Medication Misuses

 Obstetric Migrant Workers and Medication Misuses Jennifer Cardenas-Arias CGN 5505 Pharmacotherapeutics and Technology for Advanced Practice Nurses Dr. Tuason & Dr. Luxenburg-Horowitz Western University of Health Sciences March 12, 2018   Obstetric Migrant Workers and Medication Misuses Studies have determined that anywhere from 35% to 80% of all pregnant women will consume at least … Read more

Exploring the Shades of Meaning Behind the Declaration of Independence: An Analysis of Its Vagueness and Flexibility

 Independence?  If so, what? My father always says, "It's all relative" whenever I complain about anything. His signature phrase is short and vague, but it is also applicable to any situation. In this way, the Declaration of Independence reminds me of my father's words. It is vague, flexible, and timeless, making it relevant for … Read more

Cognition and Behavior: Exploring The Role of Neuroimaging Techniques

 Lexix Rodriguez Mind Body Brain 15 of March 2018 Neuroimaging and Cognition Psychology seeks to explain human behavior and the mental processes that lead us to encode information otherwise known as cognition. However, in order to further understand the reason behind our decisions, the source of our creative thinking, or even the mental processes … Read more

Exploring Slave Women’s Invisibilized Struggles: A Look at Harriet Jacobs’ Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

 During the abolition movement, slaves were desperately attempting to escape slavery. Those who were fortunate enough to obtain freedom in the North, wrote their stories to reveal the unspoken truths and aid in the emancipation of other slaves. Upon publishing, the authors used a pseudonym to ensure security of their identity. Although they all … Read more