TRAIL study brings new remote rehab potential to stroke survivors
The telerehabilitation programme will assess the impact of exercise-based therapy that has been traditionally done in-person
New light shed on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and brain injury
Athletes may be at less risk of causing long-lasting injury than has previously been feared, new research has revealed
Can VR help with sight problems after brain injury?
The development of new immersive game-based technology could help with visual neglect, researchers believe
Young-onset Alzheimer’s prevention trial to launch
The Primary Prevention Trial will target participants up to 25 years before the expected onset of dementia
Anxiety and PTSD linked to myelin in brain
If, as researchers suspect, extreme trauma causes increased myelin, the study could lead to new treatments
How mental health impacts physical rehabilitation
Breakthrough Case Management discuss how a client's physical rehabilitation is inextricably linked with their mental wellbeing
World-first stem cell trial for spinal cord injury
Keio University hailed the implant of cells as a 'huge step forward' in the quest to cure paralysis
Consequences of repetitive head impacts in sport laid bare
Players experience an array of consequences through the cumulative effect of impacts over a decade, new study finds
Care provider to develop sector-leading VR training
Newcross Healthcare is sharing its in-house expertise for the benefit of the wider healthcare sector
COVID ‘can cause more signs of brain damage than Alzheimer’s’
New research found higher levels of seven markers of neurodegeneration in hospitalised COVID patients
