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Under Article 8 of the Human Rights Act we all have a right to enjoy a private and family life. The need for relationships and intimacy is an essential part of most of our lives but for individuals living with an acquired brain injury, this can be far more complex, as Georgina Moorhead of Irwin Mitchell explains.

The dream of suspended animation has long captivated the human imagination, reflected in countless works of mythology and fiction, from King Arthur and Sleeping Beauty to Han Solo.

Since the start of the Coronavirus crisis in March 2020, face to face appointments, for everything from haircuts to eye-tests to doctors’ appointments have all but disappeared, almost overnight. In many serious injury cases, the immediate concern was that cases and rehabilitation would effectively have to be put on hold because appointments could not take [...]

Brain injury rehab is being ravaged by a “perfect Covid-19 storm” which is destroying capacity and devastating third sector funding, according to a new report.

Domestic abuse and brain injury experts must work more closely together to better support people seriously injured in abusive relationships at home.

NR Times has launched a new video series which sets case manager Vicki Gilman on a mission to uncover new and exciting approaches, ideas and developments in neuro-rehab.

A round up of the latest developments in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) research.

Research into spinal cord injury (SCI) has continues at pace, with several exciting new findings in recent months, summarised here.

A run through the latest developments in concussion in sport research and protocols.

Lake District charity launches UK’s first COVID-19 compliant brain injury rehabilitation programme based on outdoor activities and social distancing.