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International Friendship Day

It’s International Friendship Day today and whilst making friends as an adult is harder than it is as a child, it is still equally as important to […]

Great British Entrepreneur Awards Finalist

We are thrilled to announce that Dr Emer MacSweeney, CEO and Consultant Neuroradiologist at Re:Cognition Health has been shortlisted in the NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards 2019. […]

What We Learned At The AAIC, 2019

We were so fortunate to attend the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, the world’s largest forum for the Alzheimer’s and related conditions, in Los Angeles this week. We […]

Are you Sleep Obsessive?

Orthosomnia explained by a Consultant Neuropsychiatrist Dr Julius Bourke, Consultant Neuropsychiatrist at Re:Cognition Health was featured in an article on Refinery29 exploring orthosomnia, a condition where individuals […]

EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2019

Dr MacSweeney Wins EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2019 Societal Impact Award for London & The South   We are delighted to announce that Dr Emer MacSweeney, […]

Thinking Autism – New Research Updates

Thinking Autism have published, in their latest research post, information about new clinical research currently being conducted on autism. Thinking Autism is a charitable organisation focused on […]

What is Lewy body dementia?

Lewy body dementia is the third most common form of dementia after Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia.   Lewy body dementia is caused when small deposits of […]

New Research for Parkinson’s Disease

At Re:Cognition Health, our team are passionate about early accurate diagnosis and intervention to optimise health and treatment plans for Parkinson’s disease. We are very enthused by […]

Dementia – What should I know?

Dementia has a growing public profile due to the renewed focus by the government and the increase in media coverage. With one person being diagnosed with dementia […]

What is Parkinson’s Disease?

Parkinson’s disease is a chronic neurological condition which is progressive, meaning the symptoms worsen over time. Approximately 145,000 in the UK have a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, […]