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Re:Cognition Health Partners with M42 to Expand Access to Specialist Brain and Memory Health Services in the UAE

A new partnership with M42 is bringing specialist expertise in memory, cognitive and brain health to patients in Dubai and Al Ain, providing access to advanced assessment, […]

Re:Cognition Health Partners with Progardia to Bring Specialist MRI Scanning Closer to Home for Danish Patients

International collaboration makes it easier for patients travelling from Denmark to access specialist MRI scans as part of their Alzheimer’s treatment journey. Re:Cognition Health has established a […]

Functional Neurological Disorder: Understanding FND and Why Its Symptoms Are So Real

Functional Neurological Disorder, or FND, is a condition that can be difficult to understand, not only for patients and their families, but sometimes for the people around […]

ADHD in Women: Why So Many Are Still Being Missed

For many women, the journey towards an ADHD diagnosis begins with a question they may have been asking themselves for years: why do some things seem so […]

Alzheimer’s Is Changing. The Way We Approach It Needs to Change Too.

September is World Alzheimer’s Day – but at Re:Cognition Health we believe the conversation around Alzheimer’s should extend far beyond a single day. Our understanding of the […]

World Alzheimer’s Month 2026 – Why a Dementia Diagnosis Matters

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and this year’s theme – “The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: A Dementia Diagnosis Matters” –  captures the essence […]

The Great ADHD Myth? What is missing in the Great ADHD conversation

Few areas of medicine require us to think as carefully about language as psychiatry. The words we use to describe a condition can influence how people understand […]

A New Chapter for Alzheimer’s Treatment in Ireland: Re:Cognition Health Opens Dublin Clinic

For people living with Alzheimer’s disease, and for their families, the landscape of treatment is changing. New disease-modifying therapies are offering eligible patients the possibility of slowing […]

Still Sitting as a Judge: How Early Diagnosis Helped James Take Control of Alzheimer’s

“My advice for anyone worried about their memory is simple: don’t delay. Seek an early diagnosis because clarity, support and access to treatment can make all the […]

Preparing for an Autism Assessment: A Practical Guide for Parents and Adults

Making an appointment for an autism assessment can bring a combination of relief, anxiety and uncertainty. Many families have spent a long time seeking answers, campaigning for […]