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“We invest in people” Accreditation

  Re:Cognition Health Awarded “We invest in people” Accreditation   We are delighted to announce that Re:Cognition Health has been accredited with “We invest in people”, a […]

Dr Emer MacSweeney on Good Morning Washington

Dr Emer MacSweeney on Good Morning Washington   Dr Emer MacSweeney speaks with Good Morning Washington about clinical trials for Alzheimer’s which are currently taking place in the USA […]

Neurofeedback headbands

Dr Allder shares his insight with the BBC     Consultant Neurologist Dr Steve Allder was featured in an article on BBC.co.uk about the use of smart […]

Alzheimer’s and Anxiety

Alzheimer’s and Anxiety Dr MacSweeney explains the importance of anxiety coupled with short term memory loss   Scientists have demonstrated  that changes in our brain start approximately […]

Alzheimer’s Disease in Down Syndrome

By Martyn Blairs Alzheimer Disease (AD) neuropathology in Down Syndrome (DS) stems from triplication of the amyloid precursor protein (APP) gene on chromosome 21. The APP gene […]

Cognitive Deficits in people who have recovered from COVID-19

  By Martyn Blairs Cognitive deficits are defined by impairment of learning and memory processes. There are growing concerns about the possible cognitive consequences of COVID-19. There […]

New Medical Cannabis Service Launched

  ​​Re:Cognition Health is delighted to launch the national Medical Cannabis Service designed to help alleviate pain and other symptoms related to physical, psychological and neurological conditions. […]

New Autism Clinic Launched at Re:Cognition Health

New Autism Clinic Launched at Re:Cognition Health   Re:Cognition Health is delighted to launch the new Autism Clinic, expanding our highly successful Children & Young People Service […]

Anxiety – an early symptom of Alzheimer’s

Dr Emer MacSweeney speaks with the Daily Express about anxiety being one of the possible very early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.   Dr MacSweeney explains that people […]

Socialising and reducing dementia risk

Official figures released in July showed that dementia caused more deaths in females than Covid-19 in 2020. With an ageing population, research into the disease is paramount […]