A reflection on autonomy and solidarity The science of decision-making is fascinating. Economics posits that individuals are 'rational...

When I was born six weeks premature, my grandfather was the first family member to hold me. The fact that I arrived in the world earlier...

The COVID-19 pandemic exposes and exacerbates existing inequities that must be addressed in outbreak response programs.

Today is National Writing Day in the UK, so what better way to celebrate than this brand new blog post that definitely hasn't been...

Last week, I found myself apologizing for a part of me that I can't change. I find it interesting that as solid and confident as we can

Wear a dress and you’re hollered at on streets; But wear a turtleneck and you’re a prude. Trust too quickly and you’re naïve; But keep...

Hello! It has been some time since my last post and that has been because I have been working on this post for literal months. This draft...

You may have noticed the frequency with which I share things on social media has increased quite a bit over the past few months....

Let's talk about pathways. And don't worry, I'll try to steer this away from the typical "Sara failed (again) and now needs to justify...

There's this concept in risk analysis called "the Swiss cheese model" that explains accidents happen when a series of events line up...