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Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowSlater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injuryBrain research using light wins Nobel Prize in MedicineTime is running out to nominate your case management firm of the yearDrug trial offers hope to Parkinson’s patientsSpinal cord injury trial offers hope of restoring bladder control with implantFirst residents arrive and specialist brain injury care homeCygnet celebrates success at Picker Experience Network AwardsGut bacterial compound may worsen brain injury after strokeShould your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?Rugby brain injury claimants face £2.8m legal bill after delaysEnter the NR Times Awards 2026 nowSlater and Gordon launches campaign on life after serious injuryBrain research using light wins Nobel Prize in MedicineTime is running out to nominate your case management firm of the yearDrug trial offers hope to Parkinson’s patientsSpinal cord injury trial offers hope of restoring bladder control with implantFirst residents arrive and specialist brain injury care homeCygnet celebrates success at Picker Experience Network AwardsGut bacterial compound may worsen brain injury after strokeShould your company be named brain and spinal law firm of the year?Rugby brain injury claimants face £2.8m legal bill after delays
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    MND / ALS18 May

    Interview: A new age of ALS treatment?

    NR Times reports on the much-anticipated trial of ALS treatment AMX0035, in an interview with Machelle Manuel, head of global medical affairs at its creator Amylyx.

    Recently approved for treating ALS in the US, AMX0035 is now the subject of a major phase 3 clinical trial taking place across the US and Europe. ALS is a relentlessly progressive and fatal neurodegenerative disorder that up until recent decades was thought to be impossible to treat. While the cause of the condition is still uncertain, a new wave of treatments is coming to the fore. Sign up to NR Times to read our interview in full.
  • ‘Improve access to support after self-harm’
    Neuropsychology16 May

    ‘Improve access to support after self-harm’

    Study reveals barriers to aftercare may impact significantly on the risk of future self-harm again or other mental health problems

  • More than half of HD patients ‘denied mental health support’
    Neuropsychology10 May

    More than half of HD patients ‘denied mental health support’

    Mindful of Huntington's campaign shines a light on the need for greater awareness of HD's 'hidden' symptoms

  • Differentiating imagination from reality
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    Differentiating imagination from reality

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  • NR Notes: Physical therapy in hemiplegia
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    NR Notes: Physical therapy in hemiplegia

    Physiotherapist Harpreet Kaur provides a useful summary of physical therapy interventions for hemiplegia.

    Hemiplegia is a condition that involves paralysis or weakness of one side of the body due to damage to the brain or spinal cord. Rehabilitation is an integral part of treatment for hemiplegia. The focus is to help the affected individual regain as much movement and independence as possible through various therapeutic interventions. Rehabilitation for hemiplegia is typically tailored to the individual's specific needs and goals. It may involve a combination of different therapies to achieve the best possible outcome. The following are the common approaches used in hemiplegia rehabilitation:
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    Neuropsychology26 Apr

    New light shed on adolescent mental health disorders

    Brain’s inability to rid itself of unnecessary connections may be an underlying factor, new research indicates

  • Posterior Fossa Syndrome Rehabilitation at PhysioFunction
    Neurophysiotherapy24 Apr

    Posterior Fossa Syndrome Rehabilitation at PhysioFunction

    PhysioFunction discuss options around rehab for PFS

  • Speech Therapy Interactive: ‘communication is everything’
    Therapy24 Apr

    Speech Therapy Interactive: ‘communication is everything’

    How the team is making speech and language support diverse and accessible for all

  • Peer support ‘can reduce healthcare burnout’
    Neuropsychology19 Apr

    Peer support ‘can reduce healthcare burnout’

    Study of frontline medics shows reduction in mental health stress

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