Long COVID ‘can be predicted at COVID diagnosis’
A number of pre-existing health factors can indicate whether debilitating post-COVID effects are likely to impact a person, new research says
Paving the way for a digital future in neuro-rehab
The Virtually Successful conference is uniting therapists from around the world to promote the power of remote rehab
Child speech and language problems ‘lead to emotional difficulty’
Children have trouble regulating their emotions as a result of communication problems, a new study concludes
VERA aims to increase rehab potential for stroke survivors
Pilot study underway to look at improving understanding of rehabilitation and increasing motivation and opportunity to participate in therapy
Blood test for Glioblastoma moves closer
University of Sussex breakthrough hailed as 'major step forward' in the development of an accurate, non-invasive and time-saving diagnosis method
Clinical trial gives hope to spinal cord injury patients
If successful animal studies translate into patients, NVG-291 could be set to redefine the treatment of spinal cord injury
COVID cognitive symptoms linked to cerebrospinal fluid
The study could help increase understanding of 'brain fog' among people recovering from COVID and those with Long COVID
Cognitive Rehab Coach – harnessing the power of remote therapy
Inspired by seeing the impact digital could make in rehab, Natalie Mackenzie has gone on to build an internationally-successful business
Depression and anxiety ‘rose sharply over Christmas’
Life satisfaction and happiness reached their lowest levels since March 2021, the COVID-19 Social Study revealed
New AI model helps discover causes of MND
Using the RefMap tool, the number of known risk genes for MND has risen from around 15 to 690
