Smarter rehab
Technology such as VR, robotics, apps and brain implants, adopted where it helps.
- Dementia13 Oct
International study shows its positive impact among older adults
- Stroke10 Oct
Three types of technique could support difficulties caused by stroke or other neurological diseases
- Tech & industry29 Sep
"We believe that atrial fibrillation screening has great potential, but currently the yield is too low and the cost is too high to make widespread screening a reality"
- Tech & industry22 Sep
The financing will bring the company's cumulative funding to over US$25m
- Brain injury8 Sep
The rehab exercises focus on improving attention, executive functioning, visual spatial skills, reaction time and memory
- Parkinson's30 Aug
Developers of a new AI device aim to recreate neural networks to detect Parkinson's in patients. The device brings together a series of connected algorithms which collectively mimic the way a human brain works. It can assess whether someone has Parkinson’s from their nocturnal breathing. This neural network is also able to discern the severity [...]
- Tech & industry23 Aug
Researchers found no difference between the enhanced and standard self-monitoring
- Tech & industry16 Aug
Breakthrough could enable more people to be eligible for life-changing brain surgery
- Smarter rehab11 Aug
Paralysis or weakness on one side of the body affects around 80 per cent of stroke survivors
- Research27 Jul
Stroke surgery and other neuro-endovascular procedures could be made safer and easier through robotics, research suggests. A study presented at the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery’s (SNIS) 19th annual meeting, showed that a new multi-articulated self-steering microcatheter for neuroendovascular surgery has the potential to increase technical precision, reduce procedural time, reduce radiation exposure and enable semi-automation of [...]














