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Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowExperimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approvalYoung fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recoveryBrain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collisionLosing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study findsSpinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibilityExercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial findsWalking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s riskTongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – studyUltra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – studyResearchers take brain cells to space to study MSEnter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowExperimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approvalYoung fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recoveryBrain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collisionLosing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study findsSpinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibilityExercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial findsWalking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s riskTongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – studyUltra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – studyResearchers take brain cells to space to study MS
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  • Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility
    Spinal injury19 hours ago

    Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility

  • Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds
    Stroke16 hours ago

    Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds

  • Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk
    Parkinson's20 Oct

    Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk

  • Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study
    Brain injury20 Oct

    Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study

  • Experts unveil ‘first-ever’ brain injury guidelines for first responders
    Brain injury19 Oct

    Experts unveil ‘first-ever’ brain injury guidelines for first responders

  • Under two weeks left to recognise kindness in brain injury rehab
    Rehab for all19 Oct

    Under two weeks left to recognise kindness in brain injury rehab

  • Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval
    MND / ALS13 hours ago

    Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery14 hours ago

  • Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision15 hours ago

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds20 Oct

  • Tongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – study20 Oct

  • Researchers take brain cells to space to study MS20 Oct

  • Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,50019 Oct

  • AI paves way for more personalised stroke assessments19 Oct

  • US military looks to improve detection of brain injuries caused by blasts16 Oct

  • The Brain Charity named Liverpool Chamber’s Charity Partner of the Year16 Oct

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery14 hours ago

  • Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision15 hours ago

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds20 Oct

  • Tongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – study20 Oct

  • Researchers take brain cells to space to study MS20 Oct

  • Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,50019 Oct

  • Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so
    Spinal injury19 Oct

    Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so

  • Don’t miss the first issue of the new look NR Times

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Support worker climbs ranks to senior management role in just seven years12 Oct

  • Brief, personalised rehab may ease cognitive difficulties in MS – study9 Oct

  • Charity of the year deadline fast approaching9 Oct

  • Daily pill is a potential breakthrough for Parkinson’s patients9 Oct

  • The role of SAS Doctors in neuropsychiatric rehabilitation9 Oct

  • MS nonprofit raises US$12m on first day of US$1b campaign8 Oct

  • UK’s ‘first’ 24/7 thrombectomy service opens in Belfast8 Oct

  • Therapy provider of the year: Be quick to enter8 Oct

  • Child brain tumour charity co-founder leaves role8 Oct

  • Don’t miss the first issue of the new look NR Times

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Support worker climbs ranks to senior management role in just seven years12 Oct

  • Brief, personalised rehab may ease cognitive difficulties in MS – study9 Oct

  • Charity of the year deadline fast approaching9 Oct

  • Daily pill is a potential breakthrough for Parkinson’s patients9 Oct

More News

  • Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study
    Spinal injury16 Oct

    Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study

  • CareTrust REIT buys 45 new UK care homes in £1.1bn LNT deal
    Care & services8 Oct

    CareTrust REIT buys 45 new UK care homes in £1.1bn LNT deal

  • Brain injury linked to increased risk of MSK injury in US military
    Brain injury7 Oct

    Brain injury linked to increased risk of MSK injury in US military

  • Stroke sensor gives doctors window into brain
    Stroke7 Oct

    Stroke sensor gives doctors window into brain

  • Time is running out to nominate a neuro-rehab leader
    The NR workforce7 Oct

    Time is running out to nominate a neuro-rehab leader

  • Exemplar to bring YetiCare interactive tablets to its homes
    Care & services7 Oct

    Exemplar to bring YetiCare interactive tablets to its homes

  • Timing of deep brain stimulation surgery crucial for Parkinson’s, study finds
    Parkinson's7 Oct

    Timing of deep brain stimulation surgery crucial for Parkinson’s, study finds

  • Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury
    Legal & policy7 Oct

    Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury

  • Brain research using light wins Nobel Prize in Medicine
    Tech & industry7 Oct

    Brain research using light wins Nobel Prize in Medicine

  • Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year
    Case managers6 Oct

    Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year

  • Drug trial offers hope to Parkinson’s patients
    Parkinson's6 Oct

    Drug trial offers hope to Parkinson’s patients

Insight, opinion & interviews

  • Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility
    Spinal injury19 hours ago

    Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility

  • Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so19 Oct

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Michael J. Fox receives Lasker~Bloomberg Public Service Award for leadership in Parkinson’s research10 Sep

  • From personal trainer to medico-legal rehabilitation: Why we created our development framework13 Aug

  • How novel activities support neuro rehab and well-being16 Jul

  • National Psychologist Day: The vital role of psychology in neurorehabilitation14 Jul

Industry & services

  • Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study
    Spinal injury16 Oct

    Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study

  • Two weeks left to nominate your care provider of the year16 Oct

  • 100-year-old Royal Navy veteran marks a bright new era for Hazlemere Lodge Care Home15 Oct

  • Report calls for national service to tackle adult social care postcode lottery15 Oct

  • Last chance to nominate for NR Times Lifetime Achievement Award

  • Barnsley care service whisks up support for cancer charity13 Oct

  • Be quick to nominate someone exceptional in neuro-rehab13 Oct

  • Derbyshire CC care home to reopen after Your Health Group acquisition13 Oct

Legal, policy & funding

  • Police investigate deaths of 10 stroke patients at Blackpool hospital
    Stroke14 Oct

    Police investigate deaths of 10 stroke patients at Blackpool hospital

  • Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury
    Legal & policy7 Oct

    Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury

  • Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year
    Case managers6 Oct

    Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year

  • Should your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?
    Justice & funding5 Oct

    Should your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?

  • Rugby brain injury claimants face £2.8m legal bill after delays
    Brain injury5 Oct

    Rugby brain injury claimants face £2.8m legal bill after delays

  • £60 million fund open for bids to help disabled people into work
    Legal & policy5 Oct

    £60 million fund open for bids to help disabled people into work

Patients & families

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery
    Stroke14 hours ago

    Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery

  • Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision
    Brain injury15 hours ago

    Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision

  • Parental stress linked to lower self-esteem in children with MS, study finds
    Multiple sclerosis15 Oct

    Parental stress linked to lower self-esteem in children with MS, study finds

  • Experts urge shift towards long-term care for brain and spinal cord injuries
    Brain injury15 Oct

    Experts urge shift towards long-term care for brain and spinal cord injuries

  • Nominate a neuro-rehab hero before 30 October
    Patient stories12 Oct

    Nominate a neuro-rehab hero before 30 October

Research

  • Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval
    MND / ALS13 hours ago

    Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds
    Spinal injury20 Oct

    Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds

  • Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk
    Parkinson's20 Oct

    Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk

  • Tongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – study
    MND / ALS20 Oct

    Tongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – study

  • Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study
    Brain injury20 Oct

    Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study

  • Researchers take brain cells to space to study MS
    Multiple sclerosis20 Oct

    Researchers take brain cells to space to study MS

Brain injury

  • Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds
    Stroke16 hours ago

    Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds

  • Blood pressure fluctuations linked to increase stroke risk, study finds30 Sep

  • Nurse discovers renewed sense of purpose in neuropsychiatric rehabilitation29 Sep

  • Stroke can increase brain cancer risk, study suggests28 Sep

  • Book Review: How to Use a Fork by Dr Orlando Swayne28 Sep

  • Rapid genetic test could transform brain cancer diagnosis, NHS says25 Sep

Stroke

  • Cardiff Uni initiative supports stroke recovery and future physios
    Stroke13 Oct

    Cardiff Uni initiative supports stroke recovery and future physios

  • Insomnia may increase stroke risk, study suggests28 Sep

  • Millions in England unaware they have condition that raises stroke risk24 Sep

  • Stopping GLP-1s may increase stroke risk, study suggests23 Sep

  • Cancer can trigger blood clots and stroke, study finds22 Sep

  • New cancer diagnosis brings elevated stroke risk – study14 Sep

Spinal & neurological conditions

  • Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,500
    Parkinson's19 Oct

    Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,500

  • From wheelchair to walking: Owen’s remarkable recovery2 Oct

  • Brain-computer interface firm raises $250m for US rollout29 Sep

  • Smart shoe could monitor gait in TBI, Parkinson’s and more29 Sep

  • Brain injury charities to benefit from golf fundraise29 Sep

  • Nasal spray antibody trialled in early-stage ALS patients29 Sep

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