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What are the symptoms of the chikungunya virus and is there a vaccine?  – UK Health Security Agency

Chikungunya may not be a household name, but this mosquito-borne viral infection has become a significant concern for travellers to some destinations. The disease, whose name derives from the Kimakonde (a language of Southern Tanzania) word meaning ‘that which bends up’ due to the severe joint pain it causes, has spread across the globe in …

Cardiogenic Embolic Stroke - What Is It, Symptoms & Treatment?

Most cardioembolic causes have a relatively high chance of reoccurring after a stroke caused by a cardiac embolism, secondary prophylaxis is also crucial.

Cerebellar Hemorrhage: Early Symptoms, Complication, Treatment

Cerebellar haemorrhages are intracranial haemorrhages that occur in the cerebellum or posterior fossa which is part of the brain.

Brainstem Hemorrhage: Symptoms, Risks & How It’s Treated

Brainstem hemorrhage is an uncommon type of intracerebral hemorrhage. Making up 6 to 10% of spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage

When anxiety runs the show: How medication can help kids thrive

A balanced, evidence-based approach shows that medication can be a valuable tool—alongside therapy—for treating clinical anxiety in children when symptoms significantly impair daily life.

Don’t ignore hematuria: When to worry about blood in your urine

Seeing blood in your urine—whether pink, red, or brown—can be alarming. Learn what causes hematuria, when to worry, and why even painless symptoms should never be ignored.

8 Self-Esteem Activities to Do With Your Clients in Therapy | TherapyByPro

Self-esteem activities can be tailored to each client, ensuring that they receive the treatment needed to decrease the severity of their symptoms.

Do I Have BPD? This BPD Test Can Help You Recognize The Symptoms » Thoughts On Life And Love | Mental Health Therapy

Low vitamin B12 levels associated with primary monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis: Study

A new study published in the Journal of Pediatric Urology found that children who have low or borderline vitamin B12 levels are more prone to experience primary monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis...

Behavioral Therapy Noninferior to Drug Treatment for Overactive Bladder in Parkinson's Disease: JAMA

A new study published in the Journal of American Medical Association showed that behavioral therapy is as effective as drug therapy in managing overactive bladder (OAB) symptoms in patients with...