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Motor unit remodeling after nerve injury: evidence from Motor Unit MRI

Understanding how motor units change after nerve damage is important for interpreting EMG (or Electromyography) results in neurogenic diseases. One main question is whether reinnervation (i.e. the growth of new... Read more

Why diet is just as important as exercise for bone health

Bone strength starts to decline in our 30s, and by 50, fractures affect one in five men and half of women. While strength training helps protect bones, diet plays an... Read more

New grant to help polio survivors with energy bills

As households brace for an unexpected rise in energy costs in the new year, the British Polio Fellowship (BPF) has announced the launch of its new annual Energy Support Grant.... Read more

Sharing knowledge at a BAPO Glasgow conference

The British Polio Fellowship exhibited at the last BAPO Conference on the year, held at the Scottish Exhibition Centre in Glasgow on Friday, 21 November. This year’s British Prosthetics and... Read more

Polio charity supports “FightForNeuro” campaign at Stormont

On Monday 3 November, the British Polio Fellowship (BPF) joined the Northern Ireland Neurological Conditions Alliance (niNCA) at the Stormont Parliament Buildings to support the launch of its “FightForNeuro” campaign.... Read more

Expert tips to help you buy safely online

We all know or have heard about someone who’s bought clothes, tech or even a car on the internet … only for it to never arrive. Sometimes it’s because of... Read more

Understanding the needs of polio survivors

Orthotics are essential in improving mobility, relieving pain, and supporting independence, especially for individuals with neuromuscular conditions. But when it comes to caring for polio survivors, a one-size-fits-all approach simply... Read more

Call for urgent action to England’s neuro workforce crisis

The British Polio Fellowship (BPF) has joined The Neurological Alliance and other leading organisations including the Association of British Neurologists, British Paediatric Neurology Association, Royal College of Psychiatrists, and Parkinson’s... Read more

Powerful Zoom Café celebrates Jonas Salk

On 23 October, the British Polio Fellowship (BPF) hosted one of its most popular Zoom Café events, featuring guest speaker Susan Schoenbeck, MSN, RN, in celebration of Jonas Salk, the... Read more

World Polio Day: Friday 24 October

Every year on 24 October the world marks World Polio Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about polio, the progress made towards eradication, and recognising the individuals affected by... Read more