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  • New drug offers hope to spinal injury patients

    New drug offers hope to spinal injury patients

  • Stem cell treatment holds Parkinson’s potential

    Stem cell treatment holds Parkinson’s potential

  • Backwards walking study offers MS hope

    Backwards walking study offers MS hope

  • Alteplase given after clot removal may improve stroke recovery – study

    Alteplase given after clot removal may improve stroke recovery – study

  • Don’t miss the new issue of NR Times

    Don’t miss the new issue of NR Times

  • Targeting “good” arm after stroke leads to better motor skills, study finds

  • How eXRt’s VR stroke rehab supports therapists for smarter stroke rehab delivery

  • Smartwatch app could maximise stroke recovery

  • Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

  • Study reveals missing link between Parkinson’s protein and brain cell damage

  • Trust to trial brain cooling collar for head injury patients

  • More than 500 young SCI survivors to be helped by 60k grant

  • TBI more common among domestic violence survivors than American football players

  • Facial fracture may hint at brain injury

  • Targeting “good” arm after stroke leads to better motor skills, study finds

  • How eXRt’s VR stroke rehab supports therapists for smarter stroke rehab delivery

  • Smartwatch app could maximise stroke recovery

  • Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

  • Study reveals missing link between Parkinson’s protein and brain cell damage

  • Trust to trial brain cooling collar for head injury patients

  • Read now: The NR Times Yearbook

    Read now: The NR Times Yearbook

  • Parkinson’s blood test could lead to earlier diagnosis

  • Electromagnetic therapy may reduce stroke disability

  • Spinal patients attend community assessment day

  • Charity urges action on stroke in Scotland

  • Cognitive problems in older MS patients liked to disability, not ageing

  • Scientists grow key brain cells damaged in MND and spinal injuries

  • Acuity Care Group becomes acuity care under unified complex care vision

  • Study finds link between hearing loss and Parkinson’s

  • TMS is a cost-effective treatment for depression, study finds

  • Parkinson’s blood test could lead to earlier diagnosis

  • Electromagnetic therapy may reduce stroke disability

  • Spinal patients attend community assessment day

  • Charity urges action on stroke in Scotland

  • Cognitive problems in older MS patients liked to disability, not ageing

  • Scientists grow key brain cells damaged in MND and spinal injuries

More News

  • Gout drug could reduce stroke risk, study suggests

    Gout drug could reduce stroke risk, study suggests

  • Addressing the soft skills gap in recruitment
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    Addressing the soft skills gap in recruitment

  • Cutting salt in processed foods could lower stroke risk, study finds
    Opinion

    Cutting salt in processed foods could lower stroke risk, study finds

  • Heading football ‘likely’ contributed to Scottish player’s brain injury, coroner finds
    Dementia news

    Heading football ‘likely’ contributed to Scottish player’s brain injury, coroner finds

  • Sleep disorder could be early sign of Parkinson’s, study suggests
    Parkinson's news

    Sleep disorder could be early sign of Parkinson’s, study suggests

  • Experts warn of ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage from laughing gas
    News

    Experts warn of ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage from laughing gas

  • NR insiders on navigating brain injury in the workplace
    Brain injury news

    NR insiders on navigating brain injury in the workplace

  • Air pollution linked to MND risk and progression
    Neuro rehab research

    Air pollution linked to MND risk and progression

Insight

  • Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

    Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

  • Acuity Care Group becomes acuity care under unified complex care vision

  • Gout drug could reduce stroke risk, study suggests

  • Addressing the soft skills gap in recruitment

  • Cutting salt in processed foods could lower stroke risk, study finds

  • UK pharmacies report stroke drug shortage

  • OpenAI invests in Sam Altman’s brain-computer interface startup

Research

  • Air pollution linked to MND risk and progression

    Air pollution linked to MND risk and progression

  • Protein discovery could lead to new Parkinson’s treatments

  • UK developing ‘world’s first’ mobile quantum brain scanner to measure blast effects on troops

  • Military mild TBI outcomes vary considerably, study finds

  • Research paves way for precision therapy for childhood TBI

  • Researchers detect early brain changes linked to future psychosis

  • Round up: second FDA indication extension for rehabilitation device, and more

  • AI neurology market to reach US$2.5bn by 2030

Case Management

  • Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

    Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

  • Fieldfisher secures significant liability settlement in brain injury claim

    Fieldfisher secures significant liability settlement in brain injury claim

  • One case manager’s journey to building a nationwide therapist network

    One case manager’s journey to building a nationwide therapist network

  • Supporting teenage parenting after brain injury: A case manager’s perspective

    Supporting teenage parenting after brain injury: A case manager’s perspective

  • NICE recognises vital role of specialist case management in new neuro-rehab guidance

    NICE recognises vital role of specialist case management in new neuro-rehab guidance

  • From postcode lottery to award-nominated recovery

    From postcode lottery to award-nominated recovery

Neuropsychology

  • Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

    Ex-army chief urges ministers to back MDMA therapy for veterans

  • Study reveals missing link between Parkinson’s protein and brain cell damage

    Study reveals missing link between Parkinson’s protein and brain cell damage

  • TBI more common among domestic violence survivors than American football players

    TBI more common among domestic violence survivors than American football players

  • Facial fracture may hint at brain injury

    Facial fracture may hint at brain injury

  • Parkinson’s blood test could lead to earlier diagnosis

    Parkinson’s blood test could lead to earlier diagnosis

Rehab Therapies

  • Targeting “good” arm after stroke leads to better motor skills, study finds

    Targeting “good” arm after stroke leads to better motor skills, study finds

  • Electromagnetic therapy may reduce stroke disability

    Electromagnetic therapy may reduce stroke disability

  • TMS is a cost-effective treatment for depression, study finds

    TMS is a cost-effective treatment for depression, study finds

  • Quick brain injury treatment cuts Alzheimer’s risk, study finds

    Quick brain injury treatment cuts Alzheimer’s risk, study finds

  • Mechanism behind Parkinson’s progression discovered

    Mechanism behind Parkinson’s progression discovered

  • Stroke patients dance at weekly ward discos

    Stroke patients dance at weekly ward discos

Brain Injury

  • New treatment offers hope to millions with TBI

    New treatment offers hope to millions with TBI

  • Don’t miss the new issue of NR Times

  • Trust to trial brain cooling collar for head injury patients

  • TBI more common among domestic violence survivors than American football players

  • Facial fracture may hint at brain injury

  • Read now: The NR Times Yearbook

Stroke

  • Alteplase given after clot removal may improve stroke recovery – study

    Alteplase given after clot removal may improve stroke recovery – study

  • Targeting “good” arm after stroke leads to better motor skills, study finds

  • How eXRt’s VR stroke rehab supports therapists for smarter stroke rehab delivery

  • Smartwatch app could maximise stroke recovery

  • Electromagnetic therapy may reduce stroke disability

  • Charity urges action on stroke in Scotland

Spinal Injury

  • New drug offers hope to spinal injury patients

    New drug offers hope to spinal injury patients

  • More than 500 young SCI survivors to be helped by 60k grant

  • Spinal patients attend community assessment day

  • Scientists grow key brain cells damaged in MND and spinal injuries

  • Experts warn of ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage from laughing gas

  • ONWARD treats two more SCI patients with ARC-BCI therapy

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