New light shed on post-stroke reading problems
New understanding of left-sided dyslexia could help develop personalised interventions
Saliva biomarkers can detect pain in dementia patients
Study among older people who cannot communicate found pain was detected effectively and non-invasively
Making ALS genetic testing more accessible
A new platform has been designed in partnership with families affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis to make genetic testing more accessible to those with a family history, symptoms or diagnosis of ALS. Light the Way will deliver DNA testing and genetic counselling and has launched in the United States, with a Spanish language version to follow in January, and in the United Kingdom in early 2024.
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New hope for restoring lost brain function after stroke
Study shows potential of new intervention even days after stroke
Advanced imaging predicts child concussion recovery
New approach could lead to better management of recovery after mild traumatic brain injury
The scorecard helping to protect brain health
A checklist has been developed to assess how current habits will impact future brain health, and what measures can be taken now to guard against neurological illness. By focusing on a list of 12 steps covering modifiable behaviours, adults can greatly reduce their risk of developing brain diseases such as dementia and stroke, according to a new study.
New light shed on post-stroke atrial fibrillation
Research hailed as being crucial in design of more personalised and effective treatment strategies for patients
Raising the profile of rehabilitation nurses
A new senior appointment has been made at the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) to help raise the profile of rehabilitation nurses and develop the range of skills they bring to patient care. Rebecca Kenny has been named Lead Nurse at the new £105million facility, which is being created as a focal point for rehab and neuro-rehab nationally.
Breakthrough in understanding frontotemporal dementia
Study hailed as 'transforming our understanding of the molecular basis' of the neurodegenerative disease
