Sadiyah Anderson

Aissatou Mbengue is a Sophomore attending Indiana University Bloomington majoring in Biology with a concentration in Cellular and Molecular Biology accompanied by a minor in Anthropology. She is a pre-medical student aspiring to be an OB-Gyn, while researching maternal mortality among women of color in order to increase equity in healthcare.

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Binge Eating Disorders Among Black Women Are Going Undiagnosed

March 1st, 2023

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