Q&A with Bioxtreme CEO as company secures US$15m funding
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Gut microbiome can identify people at higher risk of Parkinson’s, study finds
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3D-printed brain sensors could unlock personalised neural monitoring
Nearly half of MS patients challenges for using disabled toilets, survey finds
Neurokinex secures National Lottery funding to support vital Step Up Scheme
Leadership at Middlesbrough brain injury hospital rated ‘Outstanding’
E-bike and scooter crashes driving more brain injuries, research shows
New drug lowers stroke risk without added bleeding, study finds
Diabetes patients face 60% higher risk of developing MS
New tool improves Parkinson’s diagnosis, study finds
Researchers awarded grants to tackle Parkinson’s and osteoarthritis
National Care Group neuro service support worker receives national award
Doctor shares personal neurodivergence diagnosis to Mark Autism Acceptance Month
Sleep patterns may reveal hidden stroke risk, study suggests
Frame running transforms exercise for MS patients, study finds
The charity putting cauda equina support in patients’ pockets
Psychedelics may support long-term PTSD recovery
Specialist Nursing Conference 2026: Excellence. Innovation. Leadership
Brainkind appoints Chris Askew OBE as interim CEO
Slater and Gordon reveals its official shortlist for Charity of the Year competition
Study reveals ethical risks of using AI for mental health
AI innovation, music and the mind: What’s new?
Ebrains roadmap submission deadline extended
Study to explore VR for safe fall recovery
Severe CTE clearly linked to dementia, study finds
Brain may learn seizures during sleep, study finds
Impact of TBI in children extends beyond initial injury, research finds
NR Times members on the rewards of working in neuro rehab
SAS veterans fly to US for TBI treatment
Life-saving stroke therapy still not available 24/7 across England
Flu vaccine could protect against stroke, even among infected
Stroke may ‘rejuvenate’ parts of the brain to aid recovery
‘Orphan neuron’ research could help spinal injury patients stand again
Hypnotic cognitive therapy eases spinal injury pain, study finds
Spinal study paves way for new stem cell therapies
Drug gains orphan status for spinal cord therapy
Complex TBI case management: Keeping everyone on the same page
