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Drinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – study
Initiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivors
Care homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry finds
Single punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hears
Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval
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
Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds
Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility
Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds
Thursday 22 October
Brain injury
,
Therapy
,
Clinicians & therapists
Marching to a different beat
By
Andrew Mernin
Published On: 21 September 2021
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