News
The latest news from across neurorehabilitation.
- News2 Aug
Survey shows that only 41 per cent of respondents consider stroke a cause of concern
- News1 Aug
A new US study has shown how stroke treatment times and outcomes could potentially be improved. Implementing severity-based field triage leads to faster treatment and less disability for stroke patients, researchers say. The study displays that states which use field-based stroke severity triage as as part of their Emergency Medical Systems (EMS) transport protocols give severe [...]
- News1 Aug
The drug has been shown to improve memory and prevent future complications in mice
- Multiple sclerosis30 Jul
Colin Goodman was diagnosed with MS in 2017, five years later he's about to embark on a huge challenge...
- News29 Jul
Cardiovascular events were significantly reduced for the fully vaccinated, according to new report
- News29 Jul
The report has shown that sociodemographic factors can impact access to treatment
- News29 Jul
Currently around 15,000 adults in Scotland suffer a stroke each year
- Research28 Jul
A groundbreaking programme in San Francisco sees the YMCA working with scientists to innovate a better way to community-based dementia care. It comes on the back of funding from the National Institute of Health to Posit Science, for the development of a model-community based programme for dementia prevention in collaboration with the YMCA of San Francisco. NR [...]
- Therapy28 Jul
NR Times reports on a harmonious partnership between music therapists and one of the world's top rehab hospitals.
- News28 Jul
The new programme will allow ambulance clinicians to video call stroke units










