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  • Reflections on the UK’s new road safety strategy

    Reflections on the UK’s new road safety strategy

  • Tool detects dementia risk in stroke survivors

    Tool detects dementia risk in stroke survivors

  • Partners to develop AI-driven MS therapies

    Partners to develop AI-driven MS therapies

  • Head injury sensor is ‘like a seatbelt for the brain’

    Head injury sensor is ‘like a seatbelt for the brain’

  • Psychosis patients ‘living in a metaphor,’ study suggests

    Psychosis patients ‘living in a metaphor,’ study suggests

  • New tool refines disorders of consciousness care

  • Study finds link between head injuries and Alzheimer’s risk

  • Immune cells protect spinal cord as we age, study finds

  • Sacked after a seizure: New service helps others fight back 

  • Employers should be more aware of brain injury behaviours, charity says

  • Widely-used pesticide may double Parkinson’s risk, study suggests

  • Business flying for UK’s first one-stop holiday website giving disabled travellers accessible and affordable breaks abroad 

  • Common dementia drug raises stroke risk – study

  • Protein discovery could lead to new Parkinson’s treatments

  • New tool refines disorders of consciousness care

  • Study finds link between head injuries and Alzheimer’s risk

  • Immune cells protect spinal cord as we age, study finds

  • Sacked after a seizure: New service helps others fight back 

  • Employers should be more aware of brain injury behaviours, charity says

  • Widely-used pesticide may double Parkinson’s risk, study suggests

  • The quiet choreography of community neurorehab: A COO’s view 

    The quiet choreography of community neurorehab: A COO’s view 

  • Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

  • NICE recommends drug for hard-to-control MS

  • Wireless EEG tracks neuroplasticity in trials

  • NHS stroke specialist shortage leaving thousands dead or severely disabled, doctors say

  • Date set for Norfolk baby brain injury inquest

  • Psychopathic traits linked to much higher risk of schizophrenia, study finds

  • Biomarker could identify patients most likely to benefit from new MS drugs

  • Research links domestic violence to brain injuries seen in pro sport

  • Read issue 47 of NR Times now

  • Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

  • NICE recommends drug for hard-to-control MS

  • Wireless EEG tracks neuroplasticity in trials

  • NHS stroke specialist shortage leaving thousands dead or severely disabled, doctors say

  • Date set for Norfolk baby brain injury inquest

  • Psychopathic traits linked to much higher risk of schizophrenia, study finds

More News

  • The chocolate chip cookie metaphor: an interdisciplinary framework for neurorehabilitation

    The chocolate chip cookie metaphor: an interdisciplinary framework for neurorehabilitation

  • Round up: NR Times explores the latest business developments in the world of neurorehabilitation
    News

    Round up: NR Times explores the latest business developments in the world of neurorehabilitation

  • Vaping linked to increased stroke risk, study finds
    Opinion

    Vaping linked to increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Research finding ‘could simplify how we think about Parkinson’s treatment’
    Parkinson's news

    Research finding ‘could simplify how we think about Parkinson’s treatment’

  • ABI services commended for exceptional practices by Headway
    Brain injury news

    ABI services commended for exceptional practices by Headway

  • Oily fish and wholegrain bread may lower MS risk
    News

    Oily fish and wholegrain bread may lower MS risk

  • Researchers develop rapid ALS blood test
    News

    Researchers develop rapid ALS blood test

  • ADHD after mild TBI in children may need longer follow up – study
    News

    ADHD after mild TBI in children may need longer follow up – study

Insight

  • Reflections on the UK’s new road safety strategy

    Reflections on the UK’s new road safety strategy

  • Psychosis patients ‘living in a metaphor,’ study suggests

  • Motorcycle racing governing body launches concussion guidelines

  • Four risk factors linked to 99% of strokes, study finds

  • The quiet choreography of community neurorehab: A COO’s view 

  • NHS stroke specialist shortage leaving thousands dead or severely disabled, doctors say

  • The chocolate chip cookie metaphor: an interdisciplinary framework for neurorehabilitation

Research

  • Protein discovery could lead to new Parkinson’s treatments

    Protein discovery could lead to new Parkinson’s treatments

  • UK developing ‘world’s first’ mobile quantum brain scanner to measure blast effects on troops

  • Military mild TBI outcomes vary considerably, study finds

  • Research paves way for precision therapy for childhood TBI

  • Researchers detect early brain changes linked to future psychosis

  • Round up: second FDA indication extension for rehabilitation device, and more

  • AI neurology market to reach US$2.5bn by 2030

  • Bayer stroke drug sees positive results in clinical trials

Case Management

  • Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

    Life as a case manager at Unite Professionals: Rachel’s story

  • Fieldfisher secures significant liability settlement in brain injury claim

    Fieldfisher secures significant liability settlement in brain injury claim

  • One case manager’s journey to building a nationwide therapist network

    One case manager’s journey to building a nationwide therapist network

  • Supporting teenage parenting after brain injury: A case manager’s perspective

    Supporting teenage parenting after brain injury: A case manager’s perspective

  • NICE recognises vital role of specialist case management in new neuro-rehab guidance

    NICE recognises vital role of specialist case management in new neuro-rehab guidance

  • From postcode lottery to award-nominated recovery

    From postcode lottery to award-nominated recovery

Neuropsychology

  • Psychosis patients ‘living in a metaphor,’ study suggests

    Psychosis patients ‘living in a metaphor,’ study suggests

  • Motorcycle racing governing body launches concussion guidelines

    Motorcycle racing governing body launches concussion guidelines

  • Scotland has one of the highest Huntington’s disease rates, research finds

    Scotland has one of the highest Huntington’s disease rates, research finds

  • New tool refines disorders of consciousness care

    New tool refines disorders of consciousness care

  • Study finds link between head injuries and Alzheimer’s risk

    Study finds link between head injuries and Alzheimer’s risk

Rehab Therapies

  • Quick brain injury treatment cuts Alzheimer’s risk, study finds

    Quick brain injury treatment cuts Alzheimer’s risk, study finds

  • Mechanism behind Parkinson’s progression discovered

    Mechanism behind Parkinson’s progression discovered

  • Stroke patients dance at weekly ward discos

    Stroke patients dance at weekly ward discos

  • Drumming competition brings fun while supporting neuro-rehab

    Drumming competition brings fun while supporting neuro-rehab

  • The Wellington Hospital celebrates Neurological and Complex Care Awards win

    The Wellington Hospital celebrates Neurological and Complex Care Awards win

  • Parkinson’s patient plays clarinet during brain operation

    Parkinson’s patient plays clarinet during brain operation

Brain Injury

  • Head injury sensor is ‘like a seatbelt for the brain’

    Head injury sensor is ‘like a seatbelt for the brain’

  • New tool refines disorders of consciousness care

  • Study finds link between head injuries and Alzheimer’s risk

  • Sacked after a seizure: New service helps others fight back 

  • Employers should be more aware of brain injury behaviours, charity says

  • Date set for Norfolk baby brain injury inquest

Stroke

  • Tool detects dementia risk in stroke survivors

    Tool detects dementia risk in stroke survivors

  • Common dementia drug raises stroke risk – study

  • NHS stroke specialist shortage leaving thousands dead or severely disabled, doctors say

  • Vaping linked to increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Combining pills may simplify treatment and reduce stroke risk, study suggests

  • Research links enzyme to stroke and MS

Spinal Injury

  • Immune cells protect spinal cord as we age, study finds

    Immune cells protect spinal cord as we age, study finds

  • Study reveals how nervous system activates repair after spinal cord injury

  • New initiative launched with £1m campaign to drive delivery of pioneering treatments for paralysis

  • Hand signals restore stepping in paraplegia

  • Pain doesn’t just challenge your body, it tests your identity, patience and ability to hope

  • Red Bull driver auctions GP helmet for spinal charity

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