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ABSTRACT The rise in crime and rates of mental illness globally, especially when these two are connected, have highlighted the need to create special services to provide specialized care both to the victim and the abuser, indiscriminately. The interdisciplinary healthcare team... Read More

ABSTRACT The delay in seeking medical care, when patients experience specific symptoms, is influenced by a range of demographic, psychological, social, cognitive and religious factors such as gender, family status, age, symptom severity, previous experiences, psychological mood,... Read More

ABSTRACT Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of disability and premature death throughout the world and a very serious matter of public health. Amongst the psychosocial factors that have been documented to increase the risk of CVD is stress, but the causative mechanisms... Read More

ABSTRACT Background: Peripheral neuropathy seems to be a significant problem for the management of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy treatment. Peripheral neuropathy is the end result of peripheral, motor, sensory, and autonomic neuron damage secondary to neurotoxic... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Research has shown that cognitive psychotherapy combined with medication is the most research vested in efficiency and more tried-specific interventions to the treatment of depression and anxiety panic disorder. Aim: The purpose of this case report is to... Read More