Splash Biography

Reproductive health is a critical yet often overlooked public health issue that affects individuals of all genders. This class aims to provide essential education on common reproductive health concerns, including endometriosis, gynecological cancer, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), low sperm count, and pregnancy-related complications. By increasing awareness, we can help reduce misinformation and stigma surrounding these conditions. Participants will learn how to recognize key signs and symptoms that indicate the need for medical attention and explore available community resources that can provide support. Through open discussions and expert insights, this course empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their reproductive health and well-being.

This course delves into the complexities of Substance Use Disorder, a public health issue often linked to mental health disorders and infectious diseases. Participants will learn about the causes, symptoms, and risk factors of SUD, while exploring how limited access to treatment, and societal misconceptions impact individuals suffering from addiction. We will also examine the systemic barriers to care, the need for comprehensive support systems, and the critical role of public health initiatives in addressing this crisis.