Pioneering research is underway to develop a drug that could slow the development of Parkinson’s disease. The project is a partnership between Parkinson’s UK and the...
Men and women are impacted differently by the effects of neurological diseases, new research has found. The study adds to a growing body of research suggesting...
Rehab professionals will next week have an opportunity to learn more about the impact of COVID-19 on public health and the importance of partnership working in...
Technology which uses artificial intelligence (AI) electromagnetic therapy to help neurorecovery can reduce disability in stroke patients, new trials have revealed. BrainQ is developing a cloud-based...
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) was first documented as a treatment option for dorsiflexion weakness post CVA, in 1961 by Liberson et al. Since then there have...
A specialist neurological centre is continuing to invest in its offering as it increases therapy and rehab provision for patients. Chase Park Neuro Centre has developed...
Organisations from across the UK’s health and social care sector have united to call for urgent action to improve the level of technology-enabled care for dementia...
Primary care has an important role to play in preserving patients’ brain health from the earliest age by using ‘Life’s Simple Seven’ as a basis, new...
Louise Gardner, associate solicitor at Novum Law, outlines the impact of gender on brain injury and asks if there is an imbalance in the way women’s...
A woman who had to learn to walk again after being diagnosed with a brain tumour only weeks after the birth of her daughter is now...
