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Natalie Nabaty

Natalie Nabaty is a medical student from the class of 2025 at UACOMP with so many passions she struggles to juggle them all. Between playing guitar, dancing traditional Assyrian line dances, and studying global health, writing is a skill she is happy to refine while in medical school. She graduated from ASU with a Bachelors in Biology and a minor in Psychology. Her special interests include migrant health, global neurology, and medical humanism.

Op-EdNovember 9, 2021

The Hardest Pill to Swallow

By Natalie Nabaty

Kneeling on the ruthlessly cold, travertine bathroom floor, lights off, abdominal muscles convulsing, lungs heaving, and hands holding her hair back as she purges…

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Arts & CultureNovember 9, 2021

TikTok: The Art Museum of our Time

By Natalie Nabaty

I know what you’re thinking. It’s my first article for The Differential and I chose to talk about TikTok AND expose the inordinate amount…

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