S.T.E.M Journal Mission Statement 

Our student run publication journal mission is to bring vital STEM news and information via peer reviewed articles to the general public , where some people wouldn’t of had the resources to even hear about the subjects we write about . Through our diverse international community of writers from top unis to ambitious teenagers of all colours and genders we will bring equity in information.

Hari Rathan - founder and directing manager of Equity Healthcare . Hari Rathan had the idea of EH when he was 14 after he realised the effects of Covid 19 on the economy and the National Health Serivce and realised that the youth could help . As an Tamil aspring Harvard/Cambridge educated doctor he has a deep love for healthcare , science  and economics  so he also started the STEM and Ethical journal to provide the public with knowledge and news everyone should know  . He also runs a tiktok account called medwithhari where he documents his journey and helps his watchers in the thousands get better gcse grades .Besides EH or healthcare he loves playing cricket , water polo and swimming .

Reyhan Rajendram- cofounder and head  GP quality researcher of Equity Healthcare. Reyhan was invested in this idea as he is determined to make a change in economics and healthcare. Wanting to help those who aren’t given the treatment they deserve and aspiring to make healthcare more affordable.He is a motivated Sri Lankan Tamil who aspires to go to a top university like: Kings/Cambridge to do economics. But apart from all that he does MMA and cricket in his free time.

Hello everyone, my name is Srija I'm 14 years old and I'm a writer for EH. I'm an aspiring dermatologist and I plan on applying to Imperial/Exeter/ Cambridge. My dream to work in healthcare was fuelled by the fact that I was a very a sick child and spent a lot of time in the hospital. Luckily I had intelligent and dedicated clinicians, doctors who spoke to me directly, considered my decisions and concerns even as a little girl, doctors who remembered my name, favourite colour or a seemingly trivial story that I told them 6 months prior - who cared about me as a person, not just a patient. I'm driven by the lasting impact they left on me.

Other than this, I'm the corresponding and founding member of LDUTC's newspaper society where I write articles about revision, mental health and lifestyle. I'm also a part of my schools EDI society which organises events, I am very religious and  volunteer at the temple and I play Badminton and table tennis.

Hello, I am Harshi.I am a lead writer for EH I do Biology, Chemistry and Maths at A-level (Year 12). I’m interested in Equity Healthcare due to the good opportunity as it gives me to enhance my knowledge in all areas in STEM and develop my passion for these subjects. I volunteer at a charity shop in my free time and I love reading fiction & non-fiction.

Hi, I’m Santosh Sutharsan, a year 10 student from City of London School, and I’m one of the writers here for Equity Healthcare. I am an aspiring medic who plans on applying to Cambridge, with the mindset of having a positive impact for our world by being the best version of myself. I am a determined individual who wants to give back to my community, so I volunteer weekly at my local library. Currently, I am running 2km every day for 200 days for a charity called Word Child Cancer- which helps to support children with cancer in developing countries and I’ve raised nearly £900 individually so far. Alongside my academics, I am very keen on playing sports and musical instruments. I play cricket and football for my local teams.

Hello, I’m Advik Balaji a sixth form student from QE boys grammar school. I study maths, further maths, biology and chemistry. I’m a new writer here at Equity healthcare. Aspiring to be a medic, I hope to go to Cambridge University and become a neurosurgeon. At QE Grammar School, I run a bio-focused journal, which is one of only two journals  in my school. My hobbies include football, boxing and MMA.

Hi! My name is Jasmine Chahal, and I am lead writer and run the  tiktok account  at Equity Healthcare. From a young age, my heart has been set on making a difference in the world of healthcare and uplifting my community. As I continue my pursuit of a career in medicine, I've found that my experiences both on and off the field have shaped me into a leader who values teamwork above all. Whether representing my school Lady Eleanor Holles in lacrosse on a national level or dedicating three years to serving at the Stanwell food bank, the spirit of collaboration has always been at the forefront of my endeavors. Being a STEM writer allows me to blend my love for communication with my passion for healthcare. I believe that by sharing stories, insights, and breakthroughs in the STEM world, we can ignite a spark of curiosity and drive positive change on a global scale. In addition to my commitments in healthcare and academics, I aspire to inspire others to explore the wonders of STEM and recognise the profound impact it can have on shaping our world for the better.

About Jiyan:

Jiyan is a determined individual aspiring to earn a Ph.D. in Economics with a focus on economic development. Passionate about creating impactful policies and conducting research for communities below the poverty line, Jiyan's interests lie in the banking and finance industry. Alongside academic pursuits, Jiyan holds a 2nd Dan black belt in karate and has trained in Muay Thai, showcasing a commitment to both intellectual and physical excellence. With a dedication to addressing economic challenges in developing regions, Jiyan is poised to make a meaningful contribution to the field and create positive change.

My name is Devin Immanuel, and I am a writer and social media manager for Equity Health care. I write articles about Medicine as I find it interesting and useful  . In the pursuit of medical excellence, my professional journey has been characterized by an unwavering commitment to building Equity Healthcare and contributing to this medically  specialised STEM journal. I also have a passion for sports, as it's where I've learned about teamwork, resilience and cooperation.Wheather I'm making a splash in the water or chasing goals on land, sports aren't just a pastime , as it provides an unparalleled escape from the stresses of daily life. Additionally, I am rooted in Christianity!!!I believe that when life throws curveballs , it's like having this anchor of faith that keeps me steady. I find joy in the simplest things, seeing God's hand in the good stuff and trusting that there's a bigger plan in the not-so-great moments.