Tech & industry

  • How a smart device could help detect concussion

    Concussion could be detected and evaluated by a video taken on a smart device, through the use of an app which monitors the eye’s reaction to light. 

  • New pan-European platform will boost research sharing

    A new European initiative will see the development of a collaborative platform for data and sample sharing for neurodegenerative diseases. 

  • New high-tech centre ups the ante on neurorehab

    A new technology-led neurorehabilitation centre has opened to offer high-intensity programmes of physiotherapy, advancing the recovery of people with neurological injury or illness from across the UK. 

  • Could this be the long-awaited breakthrough in GBM?

    While breakthroughs in cancer treatment over the past 40 years have been truly life-changing, with recovery prospects and life expectancy in many common cancers revolutionised, that sadly is not true with regard to glioblastoma (GBM). 

  • The importance of customisation in neurorehab

    Due to the improvement of medicine and the consequent increase in overall life expectancy, the prevalence of neurological disorders and need for neurorehab among the population is becoming higher and higher.

  • iReadMore continues to grow globally

    The iReadMore app - created to support people with aphasia or acquired reading impairments due to stroke, brain injury or dementia - is continuing to grow, driven by the positive experiences of users worldwide whose reading abilities have recovered significantly as a result of its use. 

  • Revolutionary AI-led dementia test secures FDA Clearance

    An AI-powered test for the early detection of dementia has secured FDA Clearance, enabling the pioneering technology to be adopted across the United States and supporting its expansion plans around the world.  

  • Digital information boosts GPs’ support for brain injury survivors

    Brain injury survivors can now access digital information from their GPs to help increase the levels of support and signposting currently available through a new partnership. 

  • MindMaze to expand neurorehab portfolio after $125m raise

    Pioneer in digital neurotherapeutics MindMaze has raised $125million to drive forward the continued growth and potential of its neurorehab platform. 

  • Five stroke technologies to look out for in 2022

    Stroke Rehab Times examines the latest technologies and devices in stroke rehabilitation and treatment Stroke survivors frequently require rehabilitation to restore lost mobility, strengthen muscles and redevelop speech, often turning to approaches such as physical therapy. In more recent years, however, technology has played a huge part in helping patients recover faster – and these [...]