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Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowFirst-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’sNew technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent comaRemote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm functionDrinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – studyInitiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivorsCare homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry findsSingle punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hearsExperimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approvalYoung fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recoveryBrain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collisionEnter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowFirst-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’sNew technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent comaRemote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm functionDrinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – studyInitiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivorsCare homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry findsSingle punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hearsExperimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approvalYoung fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recoveryBrain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision
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  • New technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent coma
    Brain injury20 hours ago

    New technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent coma

  • Remote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm function
    Stroke23 hours ago

    Remote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm function

  • Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds
    Stroke21 Oct

    Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds

  • Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk
    Parkinson's20 Oct

    Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk

  • Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study
    Brain injury20 Oct

    Ultra-processed foods may increase brain injury risk – study

  • Experts unveil ‘first-ever’ brain injury guidelines for first responders
    Brain injury19 Oct

    Experts unveil ‘first-ever’ brain injury guidelines for first responders

  • Care homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry finds
    Care & services22 Oct

    Care homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry finds

  • Single punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hears22 Oct

  • Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval21 Oct

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery21 Oct

  • Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision21 Oct

  • Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility21 Oct

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds20 Oct

  • Tongue exercises could preserve quality of life in ALS – study20 Oct

  • Researchers take brain cells to space to study MS20 Oct

  • Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,50019 Oct

  • Single punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hears22 Oct

  • Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval21 Oct

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery21 Oct

  • Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision21 Oct

  • Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility21 Oct

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds20 Oct

  • Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so
    Spinal injury19 Oct

    Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so

  • Don’t miss the first issue of the new look NR Times

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Support worker climbs ranks to senior management role in just seven years12 Oct

  • Brief, personalised rehab may ease cognitive difficulties in MS – study9 Oct

  • Charity of the year deadline fast approaching9 Oct

  • Daily pill is a potential breakthrough for Parkinson’s patients9 Oct

  • The role of SAS Doctors in neuropsychiatric rehabilitation9 Oct

  • MS nonprofit raises US$12m on first day of US$1b campaign8 Oct

  • UK’s ‘first’ 24/7 thrombectomy service opens in Belfast8 Oct

  • Therapy provider of the year: Be quick to enter8 Oct

  • Child brain tumour charity co-founder leaves role8 Oct

  • Don’t miss the first issue of the new look NR Times

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Support worker climbs ranks to senior management role in just seven years12 Oct

  • Brief, personalised rehab may ease cognitive difficulties in MS – study9 Oct

  • Charity of the year deadline fast approaching9 Oct

  • Daily pill is a potential breakthrough for Parkinson’s patients9 Oct

More News

  • First-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’s
    Parkinson's18 hours ago

    First-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’s

  • Drinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – study
    Stroke22 Oct

    Drinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – study

  • Initiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivors
    Spinal injury22 Oct

    Initiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivors

  • Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study
    Spinal injury16 Oct

    Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study

  • CareTrust REIT buys 45 new UK care homes in £1.1bn LNT deal
    Care & services8 Oct

    CareTrust REIT buys 45 new UK care homes in £1.1bn LNT deal

  • Brain injury linked to increased risk of MSK injury in US military
    Brain injury7 Oct

    Brain injury linked to increased risk of MSK injury in US military

  • Stroke sensor gives doctors window into brain
    Stroke7 Oct

    Stroke sensor gives doctors window into brain

  • Time is running out to nominate a neuro-rehab leader
    The NR workforce7 Oct

    Time is running out to nominate a neuro-rehab leader

  • Exemplar to bring YetiCare interactive tablets to its homes
    Care & services7 Oct

    Exemplar to bring YetiCare interactive tablets to its homes

  • Timing of deep brain stimulation surgery crucial for Parkinson’s, study finds
    Parkinson's7 Oct

    Timing of deep brain stimulation surgery crucial for Parkinson’s, study finds

  • Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury
    Legal & policy7 Oct

    Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury

Insight, opinion & interviews

  • Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility
    Spinal injury21 Oct

    Spinal cord injury community calls for further action towards day-to-day accessibility

  • Spinal cord injury services are national assets and need to remain so19 Oct

  • Watch: Understanding behaviour after brain injury12 Oct

  • Michael J. Fox receives Lasker~Bloomberg Public Service Award for leadership in Parkinson’s research10 Sep

  • From personal trainer to medico-legal rehabilitation: Why we created our development framework13 Aug

  • How novel activities support neuro rehab and well-being16 Jul

  • National Psychologist Day: The vital role of psychology in neurorehabilitation14 Jul

Industry & services

  • New technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent coma
    Brain injury20 hours ago

    New technology could give a voice to patients trapped in apparent coma

  • Initiative launched to improve emotional health of brain injury survivors22 Oct

  • Exoskeleton linked to improved quality of life in spinal injury study16 Oct

  • Two weeks left to nominate your care provider of the year16 Oct

  • 100-year-old Royal Navy veteran marks a bright new era for Hazlemere Lodge Care Home15 Oct

  • Report calls for national service to tackle adult social care postcode lottery15 Oct

  • Last chance to nominate for NR Times Lifetime Achievement Award

  • Barnsley care service whisks up support for cancer charity13 Oct

Legal, policy & funding

  • Care homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry finds
    Care & services22 Oct

    Care homes treated as ‘afterthought’ during pandemic, inquiry finds

  • Single punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hears
    Brain injury22 Oct

    Single punch led to fatal brain injury, manslaughter trial hears

  • Police investigate deaths of 10 stroke patients at Blackpool hospital
    Stroke14 Oct

    Police investigate deaths of 10 stroke patients at Blackpool hospital

  • Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury
    Legal & policy7 Oct

    Slater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injury

  • Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year
    Case managers6 Oct

    Time is running out to nominate your case management firm of the year

  • Should your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?
    Justice & funding5 Oct

    Should your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?

Patients & families

  • Young fundraiser takes on 62-mile walk inspired by grandma’s stroke recovery
    Stroke21 Oct

    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
    Brain injury21 Oct

    Brain injury survivor hopes to turn DJ passion into new career after life-changing collision

  • Parental stress linked to lower self-esteem in children with MS, study finds
    Multiple sclerosis15 Oct

    Parental stress linked to lower self-esteem in children with MS, study finds

  • Experts urge shift towards long-term care for brain and spinal cord injuries
    Brain injury15 Oct

    Experts urge shift towards long-term care for brain and spinal cord injuries

  • Nominate a neuro-rehab hero before 30 October
    Patient stories12 Oct

    Nominate a neuro-rehab hero before 30 October

Research

  • First-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’s
    Parkinson's18 hours ago

    First-of-its-kind trial tests radiation therapy for Parkinson’s

  • Remote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm function
    Stroke23 hours ago

    Remote rehab programme could help stroke survivors regain arm function

  • Drinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – study
    Stroke22 Oct

    Drinking tea could either lower or raise stroke risk depending on temp – study

  • Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval
    MND / ALS21 Oct

    Experimental ALS drug moves closer to potential FDA approval

  • Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds
    Spinal injury20 Oct

    Exercise could reduce chronic pain after spinal cord injury, trial finds

  • Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk
    Parkinson's20 Oct

    Walking fewer than 5,000 steps a day linked to higher stroke and Parkinson’s risk

Brain injury

  • Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds
    Stroke21 Oct

    Losing just 5% of body weight in middle age could cut stroke risk, study finds

  • Blood pressure fluctuations linked to increase stroke risk, study finds30 Sep

  • Nurse discovers renewed sense of purpose in neuropsychiatric rehabilitation29 Sep

  • Stroke can increase brain cancer risk, study suggests28 Sep

  • Book Review: How to Use a Fork by Dr Orlando Swayne28 Sep

  • Rapid genetic test could transform brain cancer diagnosis, NHS says25 Sep

Stroke

  • Cardiff Uni initiative supports stroke recovery and future physios
    Stroke13 Oct

    Cardiff Uni initiative supports stroke recovery and future physios

  • Insomnia may increase stroke risk, study suggests28 Sep

  • Millions in England unaware they have condition that raises stroke risk24 Sep

  • Stopping GLP-1s may increase stroke risk, study suggests23 Sep

  • Cancer can trigger blood clots and stroke, study finds22 Sep

  • New cancer diagnosis brings elevated stroke risk – study14 Sep

Spinal & neurological conditions

  • Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,500
    Parkinson's19 Oct

    Walk To Cure Parkinson’s raises £80,500

  • From wheelchair to walking: Owen’s remarkable recovery2 Oct

  • Brain-computer interface firm raises $250m for US rollout29 Sep

  • Smart shoe could monitor gait in TBI, Parkinson’s and more29 Sep

  • Brain injury charities to benefit from golf fundraise29 Sep

  • Nasal spray antibody trialled in early-stage ALS patients29 Sep

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