Latest on brain injury

The BBC’s virtual reality (VR) experience explores brain injury based on the lives of 20-year-old twins Anna and Lauren.

More than 120 organisations are calling for children and young people to be put at the heart of the government's spending review.

Time for Change, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on acquired brain injury report, launched yesterday highlighting how ABI affects schools, armed forces and prisons.

Acting as the child’s eyes, ears and voice in the classroom the AV1 robot can change children’s lives. Harriet Gridley at the developer No Isolation tells us more.

The Passenger Assist app will roll out in Autumn 2019 to simplify travel for those needing assistance.

Doctors have been told to use plain English rather than medical jargon with patients. But one Epilepsy Expert says the word 'Seizures' should be used, as opposed to 'fits'.

Former Welsh Rugby player, Adam Hughes, has spoken about concussion and rugby since he was forced to retire from the game in April.

Runner-Up prize for our teenagers’ book, Me and My Brain.

The Stroke Association has launched a toolkit for teachers and childcare professionals to help support children and young people.

Since he sustained a brain injury in 2004, the Soft Cell musician has supported Headway and will now support The Children’s Trust.