Author Archives: Madelyn Martinez

            While I am grateful to have been born in the world of modern medicine, there is plenty of merit in looking back at the health practices of our past. Ayurvedic Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine originated in and are … Continue reading →

            Some say that outer space is the last great frontier to be explored. Others say that it is the deep sea. While both are great contenders, I believe we have just as much to learn still about the brain. … Continue reading →

As I explained in part one of this series of posts, minority racial and ethnic groups in the United States experience widespread and severe disparities in healthcare. Over the last few years, I have dedicated my time to researching health … Continue reading →

            As I head into my last semester at Notre Dame, I believe it is time to continue a series of posts that I began early in my blog. That series began as a list of places to eat when … Continue reading →

            Students at the University of Notre Dame have just completed a historic semester. While everything that happens these days seems historic and momentous (usually because it is), Notre Dame is still worth talking about. We served as one of … Continue reading →

As I explained in part one of this series of posts, minority racial and ethnic groups in the United States experience widespread and severe disparities in healthcare. Over the last few years, I have dedicated my time to researching health … Continue reading →

One of my favorite hobbies is baking. I’ve always said that when I retire from medicine, I want to become a baker. However, when I’m at school and don’t have access to baking ingredients or equipment, I turn to the … Continue reading →

As I explained in part one of this series of posts, minority racial and ethnic groups in the United States experience widespread and severe disparities in healthcare. Over the last few years, I have dedicated my time to researching health … Continue reading →

Eating healthy is essential for overall health. However, it can be challenging; companies often mislead customers with health buzzwords such as “organic,” “low-fat,” and many others. For example, an organic cheese puff or a candy bar that’s packed with fat … Continue reading →

Once in a while, during a global pandemic, it is necessary to take a second and reflect. Being a college student is especially unique at this time, and I therefore hope to reflect further on the experience of being a … Continue reading →