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Thought leadership
12th
April,
2018
What is the true value in personal injury?
When considering the cost of legal services all too often the issue of value is overlooked, with the focus being on the time taken and the hourly rate applied. Effectively it has become a question offalse
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Thought leadership
29th
January,
2018
An answer to diagnosing and tracking concussion?
A new study into diagnosing concussion has found a connection between concussion and processing sound, which could be a step in the right direction for assisting with diagnosis. Researchers fromfalse
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Thought leadership
21st
December,
2016
Simulator to improve limb movement after a spinal cord injury
There have been tests carried out at the Ronald Regan UCLA Medical Centre to help people to regain movement in their limbs after a spinal cord injury. A 32-electrode spinal stimulator has beenfalse
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Thought leadership
12th
April,
2018
What is the true value in personal injury?
When considering the cost of legal services all too often the issue of value is overlooked, with the focus being on the time taken and the hourly rate applied. Effectively it has become a question offalse
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Thought leadership
29th
January,
2018
An answer to diagnosing and tracking concussion?
A new study into diagnosing concussion has found a connection between concussion and processing sound, which could be a step in the right direction for assisting with diagnosis. Researchers fromfalse
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Thought leadership
1st
September,
2017
Are we getting closer to diagnosing concussion more quickly?
The issue of diagnosing concussion quickly, particularly in relation to sporting accidents is a hot topic. Allowing a player to return to the pitch following a head injury can have seriousfalse
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The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) has undertaken a survey of people who have made a serious injury compensation claim, and their results are alarming. The survey found that many people whofalse
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Thought leadership
25th
April,
2017
Developing research in robotic prosthetics
The world of robotic prosthetics can be complex. With continuing developments in technology, it is an ever changing area, but any advances that help people to regain their independence and a betterfalse
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Thought leadership
21st
March,
2017
About the human brain
The 13th-19th March 2017 was Brain Awareness Week. The week promotes brain research to help raise awareness.
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Thought leadership
15th
March,
2017
‘Mild’ traumatic brain injury – is there such a thing?
Mild traumatic brain injuries often referred to as concussions, can be caused by many different events, including car accidents, sporting injuries as well as slips and falls. Many people believe thatfalse
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Thought leadership
14th
March,
2017
What happens when the brain is injured?
During Brain Awareness Week, we want to help raise awareness about the brain and what can happen when someone sustains a brain injury. Although the brain appears to be well protected within the thickfalse
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Thought leadership
27th
February,
2017
Trials to improve recovery after a spinal cord injury
http://cfglaw-co-uk-4351639.hs-sites.com/blog/thought-leadership/about-spinal-injuriesNew human trials are set to begin which could improve recovery for people who have sustained a spinal cordfalse
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Thought leadership
16th
February,
2017
NHS funding for advanced prosthetics
The NHS has recently announced more treatments that will be available for free for patients in England. On the list is specialist prosthetics treatment for microprocessor controlled knees. Thesefalse
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