[IFMSA] [European Sting][DL 28/05] Call for Articles: Promoting Mental Health Awareness Among Future Healthcare Professionals

[IFMSA Regional Director for Europe | Rebecca Forner]

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Summary

1. Background: Sharing the May 2026 call for articles for the European Sting magazine. Monthly, all IFMSA members are invited

 to express insights and opinions on specific topics in articles for potential publication by the European Sting.

2. Topic this month: Promoting Mental Health Awareness Among Future Healthcare Professionals

3. Submission requirements: Article with clearly defined and brief title, max 500 words body text, in English.
Author profile picture. Author biography in third person format, max 100 words. Author email address.

4. Useful links: Submission form: here

Previously published articles by IFMSA members: here

5. Deadline for submission: 28th May at 23.59 GMT.

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Dear NMOs and medical students worldwide,

I hope this email finds you in good health. With it, it is my pleasure to open the May 2026 Call for Articles for the European Sting.

Background
The European Sting is a political newspaper that aims to bring unbiased and trustworthy information to their readers not only about European affairs but about almost any political, economical and social topic. Furthermore, the Sting welcomes its readers to take part in constructive and critical dialogue on covered topics. As per the long standing collaboration and IFMSA's official Memorandum of Understanding with the European Sting, all IFMSA members are monthly provided the opportunity to voice their ideas, concerns, opinions and dreams in a global online magazine.

Topic for Articles 

During this call, we will be accepting article submissions on the following topic:

Promoting Mental Health Awareness Among Future Healthcare Professionals 
Mental health is essential for everyone, including those who provide care. Medical students and young professionals often face high stress and burnout. Why is it important to prioritize mental health in medical education, and how can future healthcare workers help normalize conversations about wellbeing?

If you are interested in the topic and would like to share your ideas with the world, kindly read the below requirements carefully and submit your article(s) before the deadline.

Requirements for submission: 

1) Article with a clearly defined and brief title, max 500 words body text, in English,
2) Author biography in third-person perspective,
3) Author profile picture,
4) Author email address.

Kindly note that the article itself and the author biography with photo should be submitted in separate documents. Furthermore, articles must be submitted in a file format allowing editing in a word processor - hand-written and/or scanned articles will not be accepted. Please state your name in the title of all submitted documents. Articles not submitted according to the specifications of the call will not be accepted. To be eligible for publication, the author also needs to follow European Sting on Facebook and/or twitter @europeansting.

Submission 
Kindly upload your contribution in the submission form here.

Deadline: 28th May at 23.59 GMT. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Previously published articles from IFMSA members may be found following this link: https://europeansting.com/category/ifmsa/.

Best of luck with your articles! For any questions or inquiries, kindly do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Best regards,
Rebecca

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Rebecca Sophie Forner Regional Director for Europe   rdeu...@ifmsa.org +43 670 3517667

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