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Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 now AI tool may help predict cognitive decline in Parkinson’s Trial tests spinal stimulation for low blood pressure after spinal injury Water pollution sources linked to higher risk of rare neuro condition Cerebral palsy event highlights need for early intervention and coordinated support between specialist services Human-centred AI: What neurorehabilitation stands to gain and guard against The right home at the right time Experimental Parkinson’s pill shows trial promise Beyond Accessibility: The challenge of finding accessible spaces Gene editing could transform Huntington’s treatment – study What role should families, carers or the wider community play in the rehab journey?Enter the NR Times Awards 2026 now AI tool may help predict cognitive decline in Parkinson’s Trial tests spinal stimulation for low blood pressure after spinal injury Water pollution sources linked to higher risk of rare neuro condition Cerebral palsy event highlights need for early intervention and coordinated support between specialist services Human-centred AI: What neurorehabilitation stands to gain and guard against The right home at the right time Experimental Parkinson’s pill shows trial promise Beyond Accessibility: The challenge of finding accessible spaces Gene editing could transform Huntington’s treatment – study What role should families, carers or the wider community play in the rehab journey?

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Tech & industry24 Apr
Protecting clients from social media menaces
When a young British woman with learning difficulties announced she was marrying an Egyptian she’d met online, her guardians were unsurprisingly sceptical. The 21-year-old, who'd been brain injured in a car accident as a child, was going to pay for Asrat to come to the UK, where they’d live happily ever after. What her support [...]
Tech & industry5 Jun
Assistive tech drive moves up a gear
Political pugilism gave way to a rare outbreak of unity at Westminster recently. An event, in the palatial quarters of Speaker John Bercow, officially celebrated the birth of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Assistive Technology (APPG AT). APPGs bring cross-party members together to pursue a particular interest. While they have no official status in Parliament, [...]

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