Welcome to Inside the Heart! Along with academic research, Youth Medical Journal invites our writers to indulge in the creative aspect of medical writing and share their narratives, artwork, commentary, and poetry. Allow us to take you on journey inside the creative minds of our writers; inside the heart.
Early Studies of Human Anatomy: The Root of Modern Medicine
This article analyzes early attempts to understand human anatomy from the third century through The Renaissance.
The Effect of Substances During Pregnancy
Pregnant women are told to not do multiple things, they are restricted from a lot of actions. Why is that, some may question?
Social Media and Plastic Surgery: Hope or Hinder?
Usage of social media platforms, has embedded into our lifestyle, although serving numerous benefits, it may also have unconscious negative impacts.
Pills Kill.
The pills, they kill. Drugs can have a variety of affects depending on the drug, the user, and their circumstances. Learn about the short- and long-term consequences of medications as well as how your body processes them.
Monkey Pox: Public Health Response, Reporting and Stigma
What can the public health response to the Monkeypox outbreak in the summer of 2022 teach us about public health?
Exploring The Nervous System
The Nervous System is the body’s internal communication system. These sensory cues are interpreted by the brain to understand what is going on outside and inside the body. Without the Nervous System, we would never understand what’s going on.
Music and Medicine
You might have heard of the term music therapy but do you know what it is? Do you know how it works and who it treats?
Is Communication Important in the NHS?
Throughout the development of the NHS, since 1948, paramount structural alterations have proceeded, due to the absence of a the utmost important element: communication.
ADHD: Over Diagnosed or Loosely Defined?
Accusations of ADHD’s overdiagnosis have been on a rise in recent years, as have diagnosed cases of ADHD. In 1997, the parent-reported percent of children with an ADHD diagnosis in a National Health Institute survey was just under 6%. Ten years later, this figure had risen to 10% [2].
CRISPR Gene Editing: From novel treatment to reality
With the endless developments in genetic engineering and the discovery of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing lately, it is difficult not to wonder if the creation of super mutants in our reality is possible. This article will explain how these so-called “superhumans” could already be walking the earth much sooner than expected, and explore the seemingly endless…
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