Herpes virus ‘one of main causes of MS’
Tackling Epstein-Barr virus (EPV) - one of the most common viruses in humans - could lead to MS prevention, researchers say
Why depression affects men and women differently
The study sheds new light on how the brains of each sex change as a result of the illness
Groundbreaking spinal cord injury project backed by $24m
Groundbreaking work will see the development of a biomaterial bridge [...]
New case management business launches
Keystone Case Management, led by Niccola Irwin, brings further support for clients with life-changing injuries
Regular exercise ‘could help slow onset of Parkinson’s’
As little as four hours of moderate exercise a week may make a difference to early-onset Parkinson's, a new study finds
Are we neurological time travellers?
Lisa Beaumont looks at the similarities between young stroke survivors and people living with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease
New understanding of brain sheds light on neuro conditions
The research could yield breakthroughs in Alzheimer's disease, PTSD, schizophrenia and depression
Groundbreaking domestic violence project to launch
The first-of-its-kind study will look at the impact of brain injury from IPV and how survivors can be better supported
Sport and exercise ‘have key role in mental health and wellbeing’
The Moving for Mental Health report highlights the role of physical activity in supporting mental resilience and recovery
The desire for discharge home
Renovo Care Group share a case study of delivering the rehabilitation and goals to help achieve the return home
