Sponsored feature Dysphagia, more commonly known as swallowing difficulties, can be prevalent amongst those in neuro rehabilitation. For those in recovery, understanding how their swallowing has...
NR Times reports from the side-lines of an Irwin Mitchell event which explores the case for tele-neuropsychology. COVID-19 has presented major challenges to those delivering neuropsychological...
Having had a subarachnoid haemorrhage the day after full lockdown was imposed on the UK in March, Lee Atkinson faced the trauma of a lengthy recovery...
Dedicated support for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is set to be increased through the addition of more specialist nurses and champions into the NHS...
Healthy children who contract COVID-19 can have severe neurological complications, new research has revealed. Thirty-eight children from eight countries were found to have brain and/or spinal...
Growing demand is expected from people with brain injuries and neurological conditions in accessing support with mental health, Long COVID and employment rights, a specialist charity...
New funding has been assigned to help better understand the link between stroke and COVID-19. Growing evidence indicates the strengthening of the link between patients contracting...
Having been left with serious injuries in a cycling accident, Ian recovered from the physical impact but continued to suffer chronic pain. Here, he discusses how...
A condition that causes loss of vertigo perception and imbalance has been diagnosed in traumatic brain injury patients for the first time, which could yield breakthroughs in the development of...
Telerehab may have a greater effect on stroke patients than those who attend sessions in person, a new study has suggested. Research has found that stroke...
