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The Crippling 'Double-Whammy' of Surviving Assault Only to Face Student Loans

As a college freshman at Penn State, LaQuisha Anthony, once a star student athlete, was forced to drop out after experiencing a sexual assault. The harrowing experience would subject her to a 12-year “battle with suicide, severe depression, and financial instability,” she said in a press release about the newly introduced Student Loan Deferment for Sex-Based Harassment Survivors Act (HR 558) in Congress. The ability to instead pause her education—and her student loan payment...
Laquisha Anthony Thalia Charles Wagatwe Wanjuki National Sexual Violence Resource Center A Harvard University Supreme Court
Source: yahoo.com

Men find sexual equally traumatising as women

The new findings, published in the journal Women & Criminal Justice, challenge a sociological theory that explains that men are more likely to respond to sexual assault with anger and by engaging in criminal activity, while women are more likely to respond with depression and sadness.
Lisa Dario National Violence Against Women Professor At Florida Atlantic University Us National Crime Victimisation Criminal Justice Assistant Professor
Source: femina.in

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Brief Resolved Unexplained Event in Babies: Everything Parents Need To Know About BRUE

A "silent yet scary condition" can happen to babies. One second they are okay, the next they can stop breathing, and in a few seconds be okay again. This can be a BRUE episode. Know more about this alarming yet "common" incident today.
Sara Siddiqui Jane Tavyev Asher Sarah Bendel Pexel Pragyan Bezbaruah Newborn Health Pragyan Bezbaruah

Scary Movies: Should Parents Allow Kids to Watch Horror Movies?

Horror films appear to be exciting for many kids; however, they might cause permanent trauma. Children at a young age mimic actions that can positively or negatively affect them. Also, too much exposure to television could be alarming for parents.
United States Stefan Keller Daniels Schechter University Of Toronto Family Service At Morgan Stanley Children Hospital Columbia University College Of Physicians

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