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Dr Emer MacSweeney | Primal Cure

Dr Emer MacSweeney Talks Cognition With Primal Cure TV Re:Cognition Health’s CEO discusses setting up the company, developments in the health sector and why medical professionals need to […]

Dementia Test | Telegraph Feature

Dr Emer MacSweeney discusses new Alzheimer’s treatments and an innovative dementia test with the Daily Telegraph Scientists are working tirelessly on researching new treatments for early indicators of […]

Children’s Mental Health

Dr Maite Ferrin shares her expertise with Primal Cure TV Re:Cognition Health’s Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist was recently interviewed by Primal Cure TV, Sky’s only dedicated […]

Self-Harm Distractions

Self harm alternatives: Recommendations by Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist Dr Maite Ferrin Self-harming is on the rise amongst teenagers and young adults. Re:Cognition Health Psychiatrist, Dr […]

Medico-Legal Awards 2018

Medico-Legal Experts Shortlisted For Personal Injury Awards 2018 We are delighted to announce that our medico-legal team has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Personal Injury […]

Keep Your Brain Healthy

How to keep your brain healthy, young and youthful The brain reaches its peak performance between the ages of 16-25 years and cognitive decline commences thereafter. As […]

Syneos Health Site Appreciation Award

Re:Cognition Health Plymouth Receives Award for Outstanding Contribution to Clinical Research We are delighted to announce that our Plymouth centre has been been selected as a recipient […]

Richard & Mary’s Story 

Triathletes Richard & Mary aren’t letting Alzheimer’s disease break their stride Richard Fried is a patient at Re:Cognition Health, participating in a final phase clinical trial for […]

Could Alzheimer’s be prevented?

Dr MacSweeney talks preventing Alzheimer’s with the Daily Express Re:Cognition Health’s CEO & Medical Director discusses a ground-breaking clinical trial designed to stop the progression of Alzheimer’s […]

Intervention Advice for Self-Harm

Nearly a quarter of teenage girls in the UK are self-harming according to new study The Good Childhood Report highlights that girls were more than twice as likely […]