Neurology

The Stroke Foundation is seeking to uncover the inspirational unsung heroes making life better for Australia’s stroke community. Nominations for

Almost $1 million in funding for research into a potential drug therapy for motor neurone disease (MND) will flow to the University of Tasmania’s Menzies Institute for

Less than half of Australia can identify the early signs of multiple sclerosis, a disease that doesn't mean a life in a wheelchair if treated early.

More than $8 million is being injected into Australian research for treatments and a potential cure for motor neurone disease. AFL legend Neale

US researchers have found a person's body mass index is not a factor in predicting their level of disability after stroke. Regular exercise

Researcher says a protein found in the poisonous venom of the funnel-web spider is showing great promise as a future treatment for stroke patients.

Researchers have found a drug used to treat diabetes protects the brain of patients with a rare and fatal disease closely associated with Parkinson's.

Australian women worry about a number of issues in relation to their health but for too many stroke isn’t something they think about. Research

Researchers in the US have discovered brain injury alters 'master genes' in the brain that control genes linked to Alzheimer's disease, ADHD and depression.

Ground-breaking, innovative stroke research has been given a kick-start as part of the Stroke Foundation’s annual grants program. Stroke Foundation

US researchers have found cocaine use leads to a build up of iron in the brain, a finding which could lead to much needed treatments to help addicts quit.

A cutting-edge test developed in South Australia has the potential to expedite the worldwide quest to develop better treatments, or even a cure, for the Motor Neuron Disease

The Stroke Foundation has today called for the Australian Government to take action on stroke to reduce the burden of this terrible disease on the Australian community.

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Millions of people around the globe are losing their lives to stroke each year, despite most strokes being treatable, according to new figures from the World

Research from the US shows that many parents are relying on outdated advice when it comes to monitoring their child after a concussion.

Australian research overturns the theory that the size of your brain determines intelligence. Intelligence is more strongly associated with

Researchers at the University of Queensland have contributed to the discovery of three new genes that increase the risk of motor neurone disease.

The Stroke Foundation is looking to spark the next big innovation in stroke with its annual research grants program now open.