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Kieron Wood, barrister, journalist and former RTE legal affairs correspondent talks about his diagnosis of PSP-CBD in the Irish Independent today https://www.independent.ie/life/health-wellbeing/health-features/i-dont-want-to-believe-i-have-an-incurable-brain-disease-but-i-know-i-have-former-rte-presenter-kieron-wood-38614857.html

Take part in our Survey Have you been diagnosed with PSP or CBD? If you are a patient/carer or former carer we would like to hear from you. Your experience and expertise is valuable to us and others with PSP … Continue reading →

British Neuroscience Conference will be held in Dublin. Two evening events are listed below. Admission is free but you have to book For the RAPPERS out there this could be the BIZ Monday 15th April 2019. Time 18.30 – 19.30 … Continue reading →

There is a lot a happening for BNA 2019 Festival of Neuroscience. Check out the full Public Daytime Programme –from Saturday 13th April – 18th April. Many events are in the evening and in Dublin http://meetings.bna.org.uk/bna2019/public-programme/public-daytime-programme/   If you are … Continue reading →

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In this interview Elva talks about her mum and describes what it is like to have a diagnosis of CBD in the family. We are grateful for the valuable contribution Elva has made to help us improve the understanding of … Continue reading →

Actor Michael Fassbender supporting the loveyourbrain.ie campaign for Brain Awareness Week#loveyourbrain2019 #brainawarenessweek2019    

     Prof. David Henshall is Director of FutureNeuro the national research centre focused on chronic and rare neurological conditions. Addressing the audience he said Ireland ranks 6th in the world in neuroscience and publishes in many of the world’s … Continue reading →

To mark the start of National Brain Awareness Week today, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland have launched their latest research on living with neurological condition in Ireland. The findings from their survey, based on responses from over 600 individuals with … Continue reading →