by lamsa.org | Jul 13, 2026 | Mental health, Perla El Rezzi
One More Bet: The Quiet Addiction Behind FIFA 2026 By Perla El Rezzi Medicine You said the last bet was the last one. Was it? The match is tied, and your thumb is already on “Confirm.” You said the last bet was the last one, but the odds on this corner look...
by lamsa.org | Jul 13, 2026 | Gilles Prince, Mental health
What’s Really in Today’s Drugs? By Gilles Prince MSc Biomechanics | MD Candidate ’27 | Saint Joseph University of Beirut Recovery is already difficult without the drug supply changing around you. Today, many powders, pills, and vaping products contain...
by Nathaly khoury | Jun 29, 2026 | Christie Choueiri, Mental health
Food addiction during the FIFA World Cup season: What do young adults need to know and how to manage it? By Christie Choueiri LD, MSc Human Nutrition | Saint Joseph University The FIFA World Cup season is often associated with excitement, social gatherings,...
by Nathaly khoury | Jun 22, 2026 | Hala Dalloul, Mental health
When Survival Feels Heavy By Hala Dalloul Psychology | Saint Joseph University The Paradox of Survival In times of crisis, war, natural disaster, or collective loss, survival is not always experienced as relief. For many, it carries a heavy psychological...
by lamsa.org | Jun 17, 2026 | Lea Balech, Mental health
The Scars That War Leaves in Us By Lea Balech What happens to a country when one crisis follows another without end? For years, Lebanon has been trapped in a cycle of crises each one leaving deeper marks on its people. What began as economic collapse soon...
by lamsa.org | Jun 3, 2026 | Jenny Tannous, Mental health
Living Through the War Outside Lebanon By Jenny Tannous What is it like to experience war from abroad?· It is sometimes 3 a.m. in a European city or in a Gulf country. A phone vibrates, then another. Notifications keep coming.· Thousands of kilometers away,...
