Government announces Mental Health Act reforms
New laws will give patients sectioned under the Mental Health [...]
Machine learning helps to predict MS outcomes
A combination of 11 proteins can predict long-term disability outcomes [...]
Telehealth leads to significant weight loss in MS patients
A six-month programme designed to help participants change their eating and lifestyle habits led to significant weight loss in people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) and obesity, new research revealed.
Listen: Brain injury and employment with John McDonald
John McDonald’s own experience of brain injury saw him face [...]
Exclusive webinar: Outstanding Case Management in Action
Case managers play a crucial role in helping people with [...]
Expert tips to find and choose the best hospital
Neurorehabilitation centres play a pivotal role in the recovery process [...]
Study reveals link between high biological age and stroke and dementia
People whose biological age is older than their chronological age have a significantly increased risk of stroke and dementia, according to a new study from Sweden.
Exclusive webinar: How do we maximise outcomes in brain injury rehab?
The brain injury rehab journey presents huge challenges, not just [...]
Brain implant may help ALS patients to communicate with thoughts
A speech prosthetic developed by researchers in the US can translate brain signals into words, and could one day enable people with neurological disorders to regain their ability to communicate.
Blood biomarker predicted MS disability progress two years in advance
Multiple sclerosis (MS) patients with elevated levels of nerve biomarker NfL in their blood are at an increased risk of worsening disability within two years, new research led by UC San Francisco suggests.
