Top Writers | The Teen Med Magazine

Are Women Really Complex—Or Just Understudied?

Have we ever really thought much about the very commonly used phrase "women"? Some are all emotions and less logic. Some might look towards it with an intention of raising questions against such misogynistic generalization, and some might as well agree with the statement with not much second thought, but it should make the curious mind find out the true reason of why most men label women as "hard to figure out"—is it just general misogyny or a true fact or something that has

Sanghita Bhattacharya

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Tista Bhatia

I'm a 16-year-old writer from India passionate about medical issues. I love simplifying complex health topics for young readers, drawing inspiration from my community and experiences. Through my articles, I aim to make medical knowledge accessible, relatable, and engaging for everyone, especially teens like me.

Sanghita Bhattacharya

I am a young, aspiring author and poet, but I take a dotting interest in the medical sciences. I often question the very roots of the regular, often normalized feelings, and it leads to a colorful yet confusing world of scientific research. Writing has been my powerful tool to advocate kindness and mental health awareness among my fellow humans. The world is a fascinating space, and the human mind is one such mystery; hence, we need to protect it with all our powers. I have a myriad interests, like mythology, science, literature, culture, and sociology. I want to extend my gratitude to the entire team of Teen Med Magazine for letting me communicate my feelings and learning to millions of teens all over the world.

Chaimae Oulhadj

Hello dear readers!! My name is Chaimae Oulhadj. I recently turned 17, and I’ve always been the type to notice what no one says; the flicker in someone’s eyes, the silence after a sentence, the way people fold their hands when they’re hiding something. That’s where my fascination began: in the unspoken layers of social behavior, the quiet patterns that speak louder than words. I’ve wrestled with my own mental loops, replayed conversations in the shower, wished I had said more, or said less. Over time, I started decoding those patterns, not to fix them instantly, but to finally understand them. I couldn’t find an article that approached this subject the way I see it, so I wrote it. Psychology, neurology, behavior… it’s all connected. And one day, I hope to explore it even deeper... in an operating room, as a neurosurgeon. For now, this is where it begins!

Jyothi Bhat

Hello, I am an aspiring law student with a key interest in mental health for all, human rights, and justice. I am also a passionate reader and writer. Enjoy expressing myself through articles, stories, or even poems. Writing on social issues, world affairs, as well as mental health helps me convey my opinions. Have chosen a path through which I can help bring justice to one's suffering.

Yasaa Gubitra

I'm a 13-year-old student, writer, founder, and public speaker with a passion for storytelling, global affairs, and creating meaningful change. Known for my leadership in Model United Nations circuits and my sharp, honest writing style, I try to blend intellect with emotion in everything I do. Whether I’m chairing a conference, writing late into the night, or questioning the world around me, I bring curiosity, depth, and a voice that reflects the real experiences of Gen Z. I believe words can do more than impress — they can impact.

Kiran Harisinghani (Kwrites)

Kiran Harisinghani is a Class 12 Humanities student who finds meaning in creative writing, history, and psychology. She is an aspiring psychologist with a heart rooted in empathy and a firm belief that accessibility must be truly accessible to all. Words come to her not just as thoughts, but as feelings—spoken gently through VoiceOver, flowing from her heart to the world. Her writing is born in quiet moments when something deep stirs inside, which is why her pieces often carry the softness and strength of lived emotion.