Anti-sickness drugs ‘may raise stroke risk three-fold’
Through taking ADAs, the risk of ischaemic stroke may be significantly higher early into treatment
Case managers ‘moving back to in-person rehab’
New research reveals the vast majority are keen to return to face-to-face rather than digital interaction with clients
Oxford University Men’s Rugby donate brains to research
The players are supporting the Concussion Legacy Project, to help change the future of neurodegenerative disease in sport
Effects of COVID-19 on brain laid bare
In the first study of its kind, a primate model shows the impact of the virus on the brain, even when people did not have a severe strain
Brain cancer research backed by award
Dr Sharel Peisan E's research into nanoscale electrochemistry of brain cancer cells has received the Springboard Award
Research sheds new light on consciousness after TBI
Researchers identify the role of the thalamus as a key therapeutic target for TBI patients
Pioneering spinal cord injury therapy moves closer
Neuro-Cells, which uses regenerative stem cell technology, has progressed into Phase II clinical trials
Arts and culture ‘can reduce anti-social behaviour’
The positive impact of taking part in such activities can last for up to two years, research reveals
You are not alone
How St Andrew's Relatives' Support Group is helping to bring new levels of support to families affected by brain injury
Breakthrough gives hope for treatment of ALS
Johns Hopkins researchers have identified a potential window for treating the neurodegenerative disease
