If your child is still wetting the bed, you’re not alone—and more importantly, it’s not their fault. Bedwetting is common, treatable, and almost always temporary. Here’s what parents need to know to help their child with confidence. Bedwetting at night is called nocturnal enuresis and it may continue to occur in older kids and even teens. It happens more often than you probably think, but it can be frustrating and worrisome. Primary enuresis is when a child has always wet t

Introduction Historically, the pharmacopeia for schizophrenia has been defined by dopaminergic blockade . Standard antipsychotics—both first and second-generation—rely on binding to postsynaptic D2 receptors , effectively "muting" overactive dopamine signaling in the mesolimbic pathway. 1,2 However, this "shotgun" binding profile isn't surgical. These agents often interact with a heterogeneous array of other targets: Serotonergic (5-HT): Often targeted to balance mood and mo

When thinking about the word inflammation, most of us think about 'acute inflammation', which is the response of our body to heal and defend itself, something that we notice and which lasts only for a short duration. For example, a swollen ankle, a sore throat, or redness around a wound. However, there is another type of inflammation that can last for months or even years and can go unnoticed without obvious symptoms. This is known as chronic low-grade inflammation. There are