Trouble on the home front
“I’m a half widow,” says Mary, whose 69-year-old husband suffered a hypoxic brain injury two years...
Category: Research
A new ice age in rehab?
Offshore oil and gas explorers have inspired a journey into unchartered waters for neuroscience....
On the trail of the neurone killer
Deep in the inner galaxy of the central nervous system, a rogue power wreaks havoc. It appears...
Time for change in recovery beliefs?
Written into neuro-rehab lore long ago is the belief that brain injuries have a two-year recovery...
Scientists find new link between sleep and trauma recovery
Brain injuries and sleep problems are well-known bedfellows. Around 30 to 70 per cent of...
Challenging times for vital research projects
The influence of university research is evident across the spectrum of neuro-rehab practices,...
When the mind can’t visualise
It’s nearly three years since Professor Adam Zeman helped to introduce the world to a new...
On the hunt for rehab evidence
Neuro-rehab’s influence within one of the world’s most relied-upon healthcare research bodies is...
TMS tipping point?
The US military is honing a crack team of super humans by turbo boosting their brains with...
As many as one in two homeless people could be brain injured…
Half of all homeless people may have had a traumatic brain injury (TBI) at some point in their...
