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I’ve always been drawn to what people are talking about right now, not just the headlines, but the conversations underneath them. This space is where I unpack trending topics, question what’s being said, and freely share my own perspectives. If you’re here for real thoughts on what’s happening around us, and maybe a different way of looking at it, you’re in the right place.

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by Yasmeen Masoud

Welcome to Beyond the blogs, where my thoughts have an escape into the realms of science, entertainment, and literature. Join me on my journey through the fascinating worlds of discovery, imagination, and thought-provoking discourse.

I believe that knowledge knows no bounds and that learning should be as dynamic as it is delightful. From unraveling the mysteries of my pharmaceutical studies to exploring the degrees of storytelling, my wide array of articles and blogs promises to captivate your minds.

So, whether you're seeking scientific articles from a pharmacy student, entertainment, or simply a moment of literary escape from a fellow reader and writer, join me at Beyond The Blogs. With a diverse range of topics and a commitment to quality content, I invite you to embark on a journey of discovery and delight. Welcome aboard!

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Body shaming is not okay

A widespread phenomenon of receiving cruel feedback when our bodies don’t meet the unrealistic beauty standards of our time. We spend our time lost in self-critical thoughts, despising our bodies and comparing ourselves unfavorably to others. That is not okay. Society shapes us in many ways, possibly more than we realize. From our thinking and judging to our personal development through the eyes of the most. As humans, we are social beings, we tend to rely on others for survi

Yasmeen Masoud

Sep 15, 20214 min read

When healthcare stops being abstract

There’s a moment, somewhere between your first lab and your last semester, where healthcare and medicine quietly stop being things you study and turn into things you feel. As a pharmacy student on the edge of graduating, I thought I understood what I was walking into. I have spent years learning drug classes, mechanisms of action, interactions, dosing, and guidelines. I simply knew how to answer exam questions (at least most of the time) and solve clinical case scenarios. On

Yasmeen Masoud

Apr 294 min read