A stinger, shooting arm pain after a blow to the head or shoulder, is most common in contact sports, but can happen to anyone. See how UVA Health can help.
Bobbye Cohen knew that a severe headache meant trouble. When that headache finally came, she survived her brain aneurysm rupture thanks to UVA Health.
Whooshing, ringing, pulsing – these noises could mean tinnitus. Bradley Kesser, MD, discusses the frustrations of this condition and how to manage them.
Strokes vs aneurysms: they're not the same, although people often confuse them. See how they're different, and know how to spot them so you can get help.
Symptoms of liver disease can be vague or unnoticeable at first. Learn which symptoms you shouldn't ignore.
It's National Hispanic Heritage Month. At UVA Health, we celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latinx people in our team, community, and country.
Strokes strike suddenly and can kill or permanently disable you. Read what causes different types of strokes and how to spot symptoms.
Minor car accidents are upsetting. And even slow-speed crashes can cause injuries or emotional effects. Symptoms to watch for in the days after a fender bender.
It's PTSD Awareness month. Jennifer Penberthy, MA, PhD, ABPP, walks us through the effects of trauma, PTSD symptoms, and how they differ in kids.
Roy Wood's longtime friend, Cynthia Hinkle, helped Roy get quick emergency help by using BE FAST to recognize Roy's signs of stroke.
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