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  • Your NR Headlines: Friday 9 February

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    Research developments 

    Erectile dysfunction drugs linked to reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease  Erectile dysfunction drugs, which work by dilating blood vessels to allow more blood to flow through, were first developed to treat high blood pressure, but a new study suggests that the drugs may also be tied to a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease...
  • Your NR Headlines: Thursday 8 February

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  • Sleeping too much or too little linked to poor brain health – study

    Sleeping too much or too little is associated with changes in the brain that are known to precede and increase the risk of stroke and dementia later in life, a new study suggests. In one of the largest neuroimaging studies of its kind, researchers at Yale School of Medicine (YSM) examined the brain images of [...]

  • Your NR Headlines: Wednesday 7th February

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  • Your NR headlines: Tuesday 6th February

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    Research news

    Healthy lifestyles can stave off dementia New research from brain autopsies has suggested that a healthy lifestyle could prevent dementia, as people build up 'cognitive reserve' over t he course of their lives. According to the findings, this enables brains to  maintain good function even though neurological signs of dementia may develop.
  • Fourier CEO Koh presents Advanced Rehabilitation 4.0 Technologies at Seoul National University

    Zen Koh, a prominent figure in the field of rehabilitation technology, was extended a prestigious invitation to address an audience at Seoul National University (SNU). Koh, who is co-founder and Global CEO of Fourier Intelligence, delivered an insightful exposition on the innovative concept of Rehabilitation 4.0, with his session focusing on the progressive concept of [...]

  • New £5m research network to open up MND trials access

    The MND Association is investing £5m into building a network of research nurses aimed at enabling everyone diagnosed with the disease to take part in vital research. The charity will build "a coordinated network of MND Association research nurses" across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with the first nurses expected to be in post by [...]

  • Your NR headlines: Monday 5th February

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    Research news

    Head injury risk for Sikh cyclists Research published in Annals of Biomedical Engineering from Imperial College London and the Sikh Scientists Network has examined the performance of turban styles worn by male and female Sikhs under the types of impacts common to cycling incidents.
  • ‘Be patient with yourself, believe in others, and don’t be afraid to trust’

    Having been diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease (HD), and being forced to deal with the death of his son, Darran was left feeling suicidal - but has now turned his life around to support and inspire others. Here the winner of the 2023 NR Times Inspirational Contribution Award, sponsored by TRU Rehab, discusses his life, his [...]