Diagnosis of 18-year-old American football player with Stage 2 CTE adds further to calls for head impacts to be banned in early-age sport
Through his role as a personal trainer, Tom Green is helping people with mobility disabilities achieve their ambitions and potential
New trial reveals potential of Deep Brain Stimulation for brain injury survivors, even years after TBI
'We wanted to formally recognise all the hard work that the whole team does, 24 hours a day, every day, to support the service users in...
People who develop Multiple Sclerosis (MS) are more likely to have a number of underlying conditions years before their diagnosis, a new study reveals.
Twice-daily non-invasive tDCS can help support brain performance, new clinical trial indicates
An Edinburgh med-tech company has received almost half a million pounds in UK Government funding to develop an assistive robotic glove for stroke patients.
Two leading standards bodies have launched a new group aimed at connecting global neuroscience and genomic data to speed up research
"The recent advancements in neurotechnology will significantly transform various aspects of society, offering profound implications for healthcare, communication, and human capabilities" - Alexandrea Day, CEO of...
Professor Per Saris at the University of Helsinki said: "Our findings are significant, as the cause of Parkinson's disease has gone unknown despite attempts to identify...
The injection of a type of stem cell into the brains of patients living with progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) has a long-lasting effect that appears to protect...
A pioneering programme to support people living with chronic pain is expanding its reach even further through the adoption of new trauma-focused interventions.
Mark Hitchman, managing director of Canon Medical Systems UK, explains why innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for healthcare will deliver time efficiencies and better standards of...
People with PTSD show significant difference in brain activity when recalling general memories rather than trauma
Inflammation, rather than amyloid and tau, could be at the root, a new study suggests
Study of NFL players reveals initial expected increase in protein seen after head injury can actually last for years
