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A New Beginning for the Future of Society
As I enter a classroom filled with radiant hues of color, my eyes shift to the children wearing uniforms and sitting at a wooden desk...

Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review
Jan 6, 20234 min read


The Case for Early Integration of Teen Romantic Relationship Discussions into Health Curriculum
Relationship discussions should be integrated more extensively into high schools’ health curriculum globally...

Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review
Oct 4, 20224 min read


The Cure May Lie Within
By Medha Lolayekar, Lynbrook High School, San Jose, California, USA https://doi.org/10.51627/PGHR.2020.12.00028 With an estimated 14...

Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review
Dec 2, 20205 min read


A Bloodthirsty World
By Krisha Thakker, Westview High School, San Diego, CA https://doi.org/10.51627/PGHR.2020.09.00021 James Harrison may not be a household name, but his actions have saved over 2 million lives. (“Man With The Golden Arm” Donates Blood That Has Saved 2 Million Babies, 2015). How exactly did Harrison save over 2 million lives? He donated blood 1,173 times throughout his life (James Harrison, 2020). Learning about Harrison’s contribution inspired me to hold a blood drive when I wa

Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review
Sep 13, 20204 min read


Flying to Haiti With Our Mission in Sight
By Katherine Holekamp, John Burroughs School, St. Louis, MO https://doi.org/10.51627/PGHR.2020.04.00005 Clutching my aunt's hand, I stared out the small, oval window at the turquoise expanse below. I tried to slow my breathing as the small propeller plane battled every gust of wind. During that last week of spring break 2014, we were finally arriving at our destination. As we flew over the Caribbean Sea on our way to the small island of La Gonave in Haiti, I reminded myself

Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review
Apr 12, 20203 min read
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