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,...
by lamsa.org | May 22, 2026 | Gilles Prince, Mental health
Generational Conflict in Lebanon: The Shared Burden of Responsibility Between Youth and Elders By Gilles Prince BS, MSc Biomechanics | MD Candidate ’27 | Saint Joseph University – Beirut In Lebanon, generational conflict is not merely a matter...
