Wilderness and therapy: A natural connection
Meet David Willis , a man with adventure in his heart, who formerly served with the Royal Engineers in Belize, and is now teaching those young and old bushcraft and wilderness skills.
“My parents were told to say goodbye” – actor on her play based on life-changing accident
NR Times speaks with Eleanor May Blackburn about the accident, her recovery and how she came to create the play.
Men and Women Share “largely similar” stroke and heart disease risk
A new study suggests that women and men share a majority of the same risk factors for stroke and other cardiovascular diseases.
New device helps stroke survivors regain sense of touch
Thanks to a new device being developed by UK researchers, stroke survivors who have lost their sense of touch, could soon regain it.
Former government party leader had stroke whilst in position
Former business secretary has revealed in a memoir that he [...]
Join JK House at the stroke rehab workshop in Texas
JK House will conduct stroke workshops at Anytime Fitness New [...]
What is a mini stroke and how to recognise it
We take a closer look at the signs of a [...]
What’s next in Parkinson’s “golden age of research”?
"The research is really fascinating. The biology is interesting. It's such an exciting time for Parkinson's research."
Biomarker could predict dysphagia severity after stroke- study
More than 50 per cent of stroke survivors have swallowing difficulties
“Words would not come out of my mouth” Anchor gives health update after live on air stroke
Julie Chin, a news anchor for a local news broadcaster [...]
