The arts therapies and neurologic music therapy (NMT) in particular can work seamlessly towards a rehab programme’s shared functional goals. They also help to overcome the...
A holiday meal in Budapest left 26-year-old Amy May Shead fighting for her life and severely brain injured.
It’s nearly three years since Professor Adam Zeman helped to introduce the world to a new species of brain condition. Yet the letters and emails from...
“It’s the economy, stupid,” read a note permanently displayed on Bill Clinton’s desk as he plotted his 1992 rise to power. The sentiment was written by...
Exoskeletons can restore the ability to walk, and enhance quality of life in many other ways too, says Eva Sobonova, head physio at the Royal...
When a young British woman with learning difficulties announced she was marrying an Egyptian she’d met online, her guardians were unsurprisingly sceptical. The 21-year-old, who’d been...
Amanda Ferguson, 45, was suspected of taking drugs in the emergency room. Jesse North, meanwhile, was initially diagnosed with vertigo but, like Amanda, was also suffering...
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) looks likely to remain the largest global contributor to neurological disability until at least 2030, an international commission has forecast. The predicted burden of...
Neuro-rehab’s influence within one of the world’s most relied-upon healthcare research bodies is on the rise. Cochrane, the global organisation with systematically reviews healthcare research and...
Rehab units on wheels could revolutionise the way spinal injuries acquired in natural disasters are handled, savings thousands of lives each year, clinicians have been told. They...
