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The Real Meaning Behind van Gogh’s “Portrait of Dr. Gachet”

This article discusses depression, mental health issues, and suicide. Vincent van Gogh’s artworks have captivated me since I was very young. When I first discovered art and painting, I immediately declared van Gogh my favorite artist. But his story is not a happy one. Throughout the years, ...

Dr Elderberry & The Tardigrades of Mana: Week 1

Ready, aim… I’ve had some time after development to reflect on the prototype I made, and have decided what to do next. Even though it kind of works as a proof of concept, it doesn’t include all the features necessary to express what I believe is possible: an a...

Introducing Dr. Carlos E. Cortés (Part One)

Okay, that name might not ring a bell with you unless you’re a close follower of credits for animated films and children’s television. He’s probably best known for his two decades as Creative/Cultural Advisor for “Dora the Explorer” and “Go, Diego, Go!” and ...

I Turned My Life Around Thanks to Allah, Learning to Read, and Dr. Booker

A staff member in one of the prisons told me once that I could have done something with my life, and I often think about what my alternative might have been. But I came up with nothing. I never had the freedom to be a kid. My friends and the older dudes I looked up to were all on the streets; there&...

Artificial Sweeteners and IBS: Myth, Trigger, or Individual Response?

Artificial sweeteners are everywhere, from diet sodas and sugar-free desserts to protein bars and chewing gum. For people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), these sweeteners often raise an important question: Are artificial sweeteners a known trigger for IBS symptoms, or do their effects vary from...

Gluten Sensitivity vs. Celiac Disease: Getting the Right Diagnosis

 You've been feeling bloated after eating bread. Your energy drops after pasta meals. A friend suggests you might be "gluten intolerant," and now you’re wondering if gluten is the problem. Here's the truth: not all gluten-related issues are the same, and getting the right diagnosis is ver...

Piles, Fissures, and Fistulas: Understanding the Differences, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Conditions affecting the anal and rectal area are more common than many people realise. However, most individuals avoid discussing them because of embarrassment. Among these conditions, piles, fissures, and fistulas are three of the most common disorders. While they can share similar symptoms like p...