IN A slight departure from the norm, I’d like to take this opportunity to discuss two questions, sent in by the readership, that I feel are very pertinent to the moment. It is always a pleasure when persons take the effort to write in, and I hope that the answers provided are in some small way helpful.
COUNTLESS myths abound about schizophrenia, and this, often coupled with negative reporting in the press has led to increased stigma and decreased understanding of what can be a treatable disease.
POLYCYSTIC Ovary Syndrome, usually abbreviated to PCOS, is one of the most common hormonal problems among women, with some estimating it to affect one in five females in the UK. However this figure may be as high as one in two women of South Asian origin.
