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...
