Inside Ukraine’s stroke neuro-rehab units
The Russian invasion causes stroke cases to spike in Ukraine, as neuro-interventions hit an all-time low
“Barbaric attacks in Ukraine have devastating consequences on neuro-rehab”
The medical cost of the war on Ukraine is likely to engulf millions of civilians, but is yet unclear
“I had a stroke 10 days before my wedding – this is what I’ve learned”
"Physically, I was fine. But mentally, I was scared of dying."
ABI Strategy countdown: What’s next for UK brain injury approach?
Brain injury campaigners call for more awareness and support
“Archie’s case is the exception, not the rule”
What can we learn from the fallout of Archie's tragic case?
What no one told you about marriage after stroke
Physical, emotional and behavioural changes put survivors' love life at risk, say experts
Living with a brain tumour could get a little bit easier
Brain tumour incidence rates in the UK are projected to rise by six per cent by 2035
Mymee acquires MS digital platform to advance personalised support
The acquisition is expected to increase support and help patients prevent MS symptoms
EEG may show hidden signs of consciousness in brain injury patients – study
Brainwaves could indicate whether patients are aware of verbal commands even when they may not respond to them
European brain injury school launched
The project will focus on meetings with a school format at a level adapted to patients and families
