Re:Cognition Health

17/06/2026

Many people are eligible for clinical trials and never realise it.

Not because they aren't interested. Not because they wouldn't qualify. But because they simply never hear about the opportunities available to them.

Awareness is one of the biggest barriers to clinical trial participation. The more people understand about clinical research, the more empowered they are to explore their options.

Visit Re:Cognition Health to learn more about our clinical trials and current research opportunities: https://recognitionhealth.com/clinical-trials/

16/06/2026

Supporting someone with cognitive challenges is not easy, but you do not have to do it alone.

Caregivers play a critical role in noticing changes, supporting routines, and helping guide care decisions. With the right support, you can navigate this journey with more clarity and confidence.

15/06/2026

Social media can feel like a quick break, but what is it doing to your brain health?

Dr. Steve Allder, Consultant Neurologist at Re:Cognition Health, explains that constant social media use may contribute to distraction, fragmented attention, and poor mental endurance.

“Users may find themselves checking social media reflexively, even without a clear reason, or struggling to focus without reaching for their phone. Many people notice rising anxiety, irritability or restlessness when they are unable to check apps. Sleep disruption, particularly late-night scrolling, is another red flag.” - Dr. Allder

Read the full article to learn more: https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/seven-easy-ways-detox-brain-social-media-4357375

12/06/2026

🧠 Looking after your brain doesn't always require major lifestyle changes.

Making time for friends, family, and community activities may help support cognitive wellbeing and healthy ageing. Social connection can provide stimulation, purpose, and opportunities to stay engaged with the world around us.

11/06/2026

Dementia does not define a person.

Behind every diagnosis is someone with a life, a story, and relationships that still matter deeply.

The more we understand dementia, the better we can support those living with it and the families who care for them.

11/06/2026

Thank you to the Scan.com UK team for sharing this exciting milestone! 🩵

We're proud to work together to make advanced cognitive assessment more accessible across the UK.

Your brain health is as trackable as your blood pressure. And now, acting on it early is easier than ever.

We have partnered with Re:Cognition Health to bring CognitionCheck to patients across the UK. It’s a complete cognitive health assessment combining a brain MRI, a p-Tau217 blood test, cognitive testing, and specialist consultation, all in one pathway.

New Alzheimer's treatments mean early diagnosis is more actionable than it has ever been. With NHS memory clinic waits at 12-18 months, CognitionCheck gives you clear answers without the wait.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4uaZKzc

10/06/2026

Changes in mood or behavior such as increased withdrawal, irritability, or reduced motivation can sometimes signal changes in brain function.

These shifts can be confusing or worrying for families, but they are important clues that deserve compassionate assessment.

You’re not expected to interpret them alone. We’re here to help.

09/06/2026

Navigating a medico legal case requires clear, expert medical insight.

Our specialists provide comprehensive assessments and evidence based reports across neurology, neuropsychiatry, neuropsychology, and brain injury services. Advanced imaging technologies, including 3T MRI scans, help support accurate evaluation in complex cases.

We work closely with legal professionals to deliver thorough, professional support with clarity and care.

Learn more: https://recognitionhealth.com/medico-legal-services/

08/06/2026

A new study shows how the foods we eat may influence long-term brain health, especially for individuals with genetic risk factors for Alzheimer’s.

Nutrient-rich diets and healthy fats may help build cognitive resilience over time.

Read the full article: https://recognitionhealth.com/diet-genetics-and-brain-health-what-a-new-study-reveals-about-alzheimers-risk/

04/06/2026

Coffee is not just part of your routine, it may also impact your mental health. Moderate coffee consumption has been linked to a lower risk of depression in some studies. But balance matters. Too much caffeine can increase anxiety or disrupt sleep.

Read more:
https://recognitionhealth.com/how-coffee-may-support-mental-health-insights-from-dr-tom-maclaren/