Political pugilism gave way to a rare outbreak of unity at Westminster recently. An event, in the palatial quarters of Speaker John Bercow, officially celebrated the...
Like the great Houdini himself, the magic therapists have pulled off the seemingly impossible. Not only have they solved the riddle of treating a debilitating condition in...
Bullying, detention and trips to the head’s office could all be signs that a school pupil has a brain injury. Others include falling grades, poor concentration...
Neurobehavioural Disability after Acquired Brain Injury: Recent Innovations in Clinical Practice and Delivery is the third annual conference hosted by Elysium Neurological in partnership with Swansea...
STEPS Rehabilitation, in Sheffield, is a 23-bed facility designed to help residential and day visitors reach their full rehab potential through intensive therapy from a team of...
The vast grounds of St Andrew’s Healthcare have elements of an idyllic, English village. There’s a grand old church, tree-lined lanes and, on a fair day,...
Multiple sclerosis can affect the brain and spinal cord and cause a range of symptoms, including problems with vision, arm and leg movement, sensation and balance. The...
The neurophysiology of sex Sexuality is part of being human. Our sexuality affects how individuals perceive themselves and how they interact with those around them. Sexuality...
We are all too accustomed to television images of refugees and asylum seekers. We often hear their stories; of persecution and suffering in their home countries and...
Even under the bright lights of A+E, and the fixed stare of the experienced doctor, stroke can go undetected. It hides behind the mask of other...
