The COVID Vaccine is Ready? Sort of.
Good news is, sort of, in store for hopeful COVID-19 vaccine seekers.
Browsing: Health
“I Get Goosebumps When I Speak About It”: One Beijinger’s Recovery From Alcoholism
In light of raising awareness on World Mental Health Day 2020, our teen interviewer spoke to “Michael” (not his real name) a volunteer from AA in Beijing, about his experiences with alcoholism and recovery.
What’s a “Normal” Relationship with Food?
Let’s take a look at the healthy aspects of dieting and how our minds relate to our food intake.
Penny For Your Thoughts? Accessing Mental Health in Beijing
Trying to seek mental help as a foreigner in China can be in itself almost impossible. Sure, there are a few groups that offer mental health support, and a few private counselors and therapists of sorts who work independently of hospitals, but what happens if, at any time, you might need a psychiatric assessment or accredited psychological support in a hospital setting?
Teach Your Kids About Consent Part 2: Books to Read For All Ages
Sure, it’s easy to say to teach your kids about consent. But where do you start? These books are plainly written and well-illustrated to satisfy the curiosity of young minds.
A L’Afro Mode: Our Experiences of Growing and Caring for Natural Black Hair in China
Looking into the world of natural Black hair in China, with all its twists and turns.
Get Your Flu Shots Here! Top Spots to Get the Influenza Vaccine Now
No one likes getting a shot, but no one likes a fever either.
Technically Speaking, Beijing’s Parks are Getting an Upgrade
By 2022, Beijing’s parks are going smart! Building smart public parks is a core component of the national Smart City pilot program.
Navigating a Rare Illness in Another Country
With a rare illness, or something like a nut allergy that is so common in many areas of the world but extremely rare in others, parents and guardians must be pro-active, we must be ahead of any emergency, and in all languages necessary.
What’s MooMoo Week? A Student Challenge to Go Meat-Free and Save the Earth
One of the most efficient ways to reduce our carbon footprint is by reducing our meat and dairy consumption. Moreover, if just one person gave up their burgers, bacon, and nuggets, that single person would save 162,486 gallons of water annually.