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  The emotional impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals with progressive multiple sclerosis 

  Chiaravalloti, N; Amato, MP; Brichetto, G; Chataway, J; Dalgas, U; Deluca, J; Meza, C; Moore, N; Feys, P; Filippi, M; Freeman, J; Inglese, M; Motl, R; Rocca, MA; Sandroff, B; Salter, A; Cutter, G; Feinstein, A (2020-12)
• Balance Right in Multiple Sclerosis (BRiMS): a feasibility randomised controlled trial of a falls prevention programme. 

  Gunn, H; Stevens, KN; Creanor, S; Andrade, J; Paul, L; Miller, L; Green, C; Ewings, P; Barton, A; Berrow, M; Vickery, J; Marshall, B; Zajicek, J; Freeman, JA (England, 2021-01-04)

  BACKGROUND: Balance, mobility impairments and falls are problematic for people with multiple sclerosis (MS). The "Balance Right in MS (BRiMS)" intervention, a 13-week home and group-based exercise and education programme, ...
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  Influencing neurological physiotherapy practice through academic education: a commentary 

  McLeod, F; Freeman, J (2020-01-01)

  © Hippocampus Verlag 2019 The academization of physiotherapy education in the United Kingdom has steadily evolved since validation of the first degree programme in 1976. This commentary provides a synopsis of the impact ...
• Fine-scale oceanographic drivers of reef manta ray (Mobula alfredi) visitation patterns at a feeding aggregation site 

  Harris, J; Hosegood, P; Robinson, E; Embling, C; Hilbourne, S; Stevens, G
• Not so simple: the challenge of developing a non-motor symptoms app (NMS Assist) for people with Parkinson's (PwP) 

  Gorst, T; Dominey, T; Whipps, J; Whipps, S; Cooke, J; Mullin, S; Maramba, I; Edwards, E; Carroll, C (2020-09)
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  As Blind as a Bat? Opsin Phylogenetics Illuminates the Evolution of Color Vision in Bats. 

  Simões, BF; Foley, NM; Hughes, GM; Zhao, H; Zhang, S; Rossiter, SJ; Teeling, EC (United States, 2019-01-01)

  Through their unique use of sophisticated laryngeal echolocation bats are considered sensory specialists amongst mammals and represent an excellent model in which to explore sensory perception. Although several studies ...
• Barriers and facilitators to dental care access among asylum seekers and refugees in highly developed countries: a systematic review. 

  Paisi, M; Baines, R; Burns, L; Plessas, A; Radford, P; Shawe, J; Witton, R (England, 2020-11-25)

  BACKGROUND: Dental diseases are prevalent among asylum seekers and refugees (ASRs). Despite significant treatment needs, access to dental care in host countries is often limited. The aim of this systematic review was to ...
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  Introducing the Parkinson's KinetiGraph into Routine Parkinson's Disease Care: A 3-Year Single Centre Experience. 

  Dominey, T; Kehagia, AA; Gorst, T; Pearson, E; Murphy, F; King, E; Carroll, C (Netherlands, 2020)

  In an effort to provide timely clinical input for people with Parkinson's disease (PD) in the face of increasing demand and resource limitation in our UK based service, we introduced remote management in place of clinic ...
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  Similarities and differences: Comment on Chan et al. 

  Jones, Peter; Mitchell, Chris; Wills, Andy; Spicer, Stuart Gordon (University of Plymouth, 2021)

  Spicer et al. (2020) reported a series of causal learning experiments in which participants appeared to learn most readily about cues when they were not certain of their causal status, and proposed that their results were ...
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  Fathers, sons, and monsters: Rousseau, Blake, and Mary Shelley 

  Schouten de Jel, Joshua (University of Plymouth, 2019)

  Through their reading of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, William Blake, and Mary Shelley arrive at a similar formula for their respective texts: the mismanagement, neglect, and eventual abandonment of children by their fathers ...

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