Angeli Fetizanan

Hydration and Health

Every day, the human body loses water through breathing, sweating, and digesting food. At the same time, people need water to function correctly. Many people are not drinking enough water, which affects their health. One of the easiest ways to help your body is to drink plenty of water. So …

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Impact of Academic Pressure on High School Students’ Health 

Psychology researchers Zeng and Li (2023) describe mental health as “a broad term that encompasses an individual’s emotional, psychological, and emotional well-being.” In recent years, the topic of mental health, especially among young people, has become more pertinent to society. More than ever, pressure on students is rising. According to …

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Genetically Modified Organisms in Modern Agriculture

By: Angeli Fetizanan – 10th grade Each year, many farmers face drought, pests, plant disease, and poor soil. There are more people in the world now who want good food that they can trust. One way science helps with these problems is by using genetically modified organisms, often called GMOs. …

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Love you, dear “myself!”

By: Sherry – 8th grade In China’s social media, a simple sentence is influencing China’s teenagers: “Love you, dear ‘myself’, see you tomorrow!” It’s like a kind word to ourselves. This meme is from a simple video on TikTok. A blogger complained in her video that she didn’t want to …

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Happiness and How you can Buy It

By: Angeli Fetizanan – 10th grade As a society of young adults, we consistently prove that money and happiness go hand in hand. In recent years, spending has increased, yet happiness in life has remained relatively the same. Relentless pursuit of wealth has hindered people’s appreciation for the journey that …

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Energy Drinks: A Growing Health Crisis

By: Angeli Fetizanan — 10th Grade Recently, more and more people are exposed to trends, consumerism, and marketing online, which increases the frequency of people purchasing energy drinks with effective marketing. In fact, as many as 39% of adolescents in Australia are affected by severe health conditions such as obesity …

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Stem Cells: The Future of Medicine?

Every 30 seconds, someone dies from a disease that could’ve likely been prevented with tissue regeneration. Whether it’s organ failure or a neurological condition, the need for a new solution is increasing. For a while, there have been debates surrounding the issue of stem cell research. The main question: do …

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