European Academy of Neurology

European Academy of Neurology The European Academy of Neurology was founded in 2014 by the former EFNS and ENS, and unites neurolog

The third edition of the Brain Health School Challenge: Finland was once again a wonderful success, highlighting how mot...
30/05/2026

The third edition of the Brain Health School Challenge: Finland was once again a wonderful success, highlighting how motivated Finnish students are to protect and nurture their brains!🧠

A big thank you to the Finnish Neurological Society, Neurocenter Finland, and our regional coordinator Juulia Taavitsainen for making the implementation of this edition such a success.

Pictured here: “Retiisi Reipas ja Lanttu Laiska”, the 1st place winner in the elementary school category. Watch the full project video on the Winner's page!🏆

We can’t wait to see what the students will create next year!

👉 Discover all this year’s winning projects: https://buff.ly/FpWc5BV

29/05/2026

The Brussels Neurology Declaration sets out a clear call to action: to strengthen neurological care, research, and policy across Europe, and to ensure that brain health becomes a recognised public health priority. At its core, the declaration highlights the urgent need for coordinated action to reduce the burden of neurological disorders and improve outcomes for people affected.

The first priority — promoting brain health for all — is the foundation of this vision. It emphasises prevention, early intervention, and a life-course approach to brain health, recognising that many neurological conditions can be delayed or mitigated through awareness, healthier environments, and better access to care.

As Prof. Matilde Leonardi highlights, brain health is not only a medical issue, but a societal one. It requires collaboration across sectors, stronger policies, and a shared commitment to equity — ensuring that everyone, everywhere, has the opportunity to protect and improve their brain health.

Investing in brain health today means improving quality of life, reducing healthcare burden, and shaping a healthier future for generations to come.

🔗 Read more about the Brussels Neurology Declaration here: https://buff.ly/Vkgth67

Brain health requires coordinated action, collaboration, and long term strategies that reach beyond clinical care. 🧠💡 At...
29/05/2026

Brain health requires coordinated action, collaboration, and long term strategies that reach beyond clinical care. 🧠💡

At Public Brain Health Day, experts from across Switzerland and international organisations will highlight key priorities, national strategies, and the importance of strengthening brain health across communities and systems.

➡️ Secure your place today to join the conversation on 29 June in Geneva or online: https://buff.ly/nYTV8mE

We were pleased to see EAN President Prof. Elena Moro, joined by Dr Khachik Petrosyan, member of the EAN Communication C...
26/05/2026

We were pleased to see EAN President Prof. Elena Moro, joined by Dr Khachik Petrosyan, member of the EAN Communication Committee, being welcomed in Armenia by First Deputy Minister of Health Lena Nanushyan.

The meeting highlighted the importance of international collaboration in strengthening neurological care and advancing healthcare systems. Discussions also included:

➡️ Important initiatives and upcoming programs planned within the framework of international cooperation.
➡️ The launch and implementation of the National Brain Health Campaign in Armenia within the framework of the “Brain Health Mission”.

Lena Nanushyan noted that “The state and the government stand by citizens, making healthcare a more accessible, effective and prevention-based system. Joint programs with our international partners are an important contribution to the development of neurological services in Armenia and saving human lives”

We look forward to continuing this important partnership to support prevention, improve care, and advance brain health.

Brains, hearts, guts & breath—Spring School 2026 brought it all together! This year we held the 27th edition of the EAN ...
26/05/2026

Brains, hearts, guts & breath—Spring School 2026 brought it all together!

This year we held the 27th edition of the EAN Spring School once again in the beautiful surroundings of Lower Austria.

We welcomed 120 participants from 30 different countries, to learn about the topics Heart & Brain, Gut & Brain and Breath & Brain split over three full days.

Thank you to everyone who made it unforgettable—we can’t wait to welcome you back next year!

Find the full report on eanNews: https://www.eanpages.org/2026/05/08/ean-spring-school-2026-links-brain-with-heart-gut-breath/

25/05/2026

Did you know the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology will be coming to Geneva this June?

Our congress is where our community comes together — to share knowledge, challenge ideas, and shape the future of neurology.

Over four days, you’ll experience cutting‑edge science, high‑quality education, and meaningful discussion across all areas of our field — whether you join onsite or online.

Just as importantly, the congress is a place to connect with colleagues, collaborators, and friends from across Europe and beyond.

We warmly invite you to register and join us in Geneva for what promises to be a fantastic congress.

🔗 Visit our website to register: https://www.ean.org/congress2026

For our May paper of the month, we have selected the paper: Timing of Initiation and Efficacy of Dual Antiplatelet Thera...
24/05/2026

For our May paper of the month, we have selected the paper: Timing of Initiation and Efficacy of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy in Minor Stroke or High-Risk TIA

"Overall, this large real-world analysis reinforces the urgency of early DAPT initiation after minor stroke or high-risk TIA and suggests that benefit may diminish progressively beyond the first day, with an estimated threshold around 42 hours."

👉 Read the full summary by EAN Communication Committee member, Simone Salemme here: https://buff.ly/X9IThmf

23/05/2026

On 17 March 2026, the European Academy of Neurology brought together 42 presidents and representatives of national neurological societies from across Europe and beyond.

On this day, the Brussels Neurology Declaration was signed.

This joint commitment sets out a shared vision for the next decade. It responds to the growing neurological needs across Europe — from demographic change and disease burden to workforce challenges and rapid scientific advances.

The Declaration defines seven common priority areas for neurology:

1. To promote Brain Health for all
2. To support equal treatment access and funding
3. To foster prevention and improve the overall care for neurological disorders
4. To strengthen neurology workforce
5. To boost interventional neurology
6. To advance research and innovation
7. To integrate technologies & AI in neurology practice

It sends a strong, unified message: neurology must be prioritised within health systems, research agendas, and policy discussions if we are to meet Europe’s health challenges.

With this Declaration, we reinforce our commitment to collaboration and advocacy, working together to shape the future of neurology for patients, professionals, and society.

🔗 Read more here: https://www.eanpages.org/2026/04/16/brussels-neurology-declaration-a-joint-commitment-to-the-next-decade-of-neurology/

🧠 Headaches are a major global health issue, affecting millions of people across all ages and communities.At Public Brai...
21/05/2026

🧠 Headaches are a major global health issue, affecting millions of people across all ages and communities.

At Public Brain Health Day, leading voices in the field will discuss the neurological mechanisms behind headaches, current treatment approaches, management strategies, and the importance of awareness and support.

Whether you are living with headaches, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in brain health, join us on 29 June from 17:00 in Geneva or online for an engaging discussion that brings together scientific expertise, patient perspectives, and public awareness.

➡️ Register today here: https://www.ean.org/brain-health-mission/activities-events/public-brain-health-day-2026

Registration & Abstract Submission now open! We are excited to announce that registration and the call for abstracts fo...
19/05/2026

Registration & Abstract Submission now open!

We are excited to announce that registration and the call for abstracts for the Joint ISAN–EFAS 2026 Congress in (2–5 September) are officially open!

Join leading experts, researchers, and clinicians in for an engaging and collaborative scientific program.

Find more information on registration, abstract submission, and the program under https://www.isan2026.com/

Important deadlines:
• Abstract submission deadline: 14 June 2026
• Early bird registration deadline: 15 June 2026

🏆 We are also pleased to announce that this year four research awards will again be available for the best Abstracts submitted by EFAS/national ANS Society members:

• EFAS alpha-synuclein award sponsored by Mission MSA for research on alpha-synucleinopathies
• Finapres Prize for research done with Finapres devices*
• CNSystems Prize for research done with CNSystems devices*
• EFAS Audience Award for the best abstract presentation

(*to be eligible for the Finapres/CNSystems Prize, the submitted Abstract has to include information that the research was done with Finapres or CNSystems devices).

EFAS Travel Bursary Opportunity
Junior EFAS & national ANS society members can apply for an EFAS Travel Bursary until 15 June 2026 via email to office@efasweb.com.
• Requirements: confirmation of a submitted abstract.
• Funding: up to €1000 to support travel, registration, and accommodation costs (meals/other expenses excluded).
• Reimbursement upon submission of receipts.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the

EFAS - European Federation of Autonomic Societies

A fantastic day at Clontarf Castle for the IICN Annual Conference! EAN Past President & BHM Co-Chair, Prof. Paul Boon de...
15/05/2026

A fantastic day at Clontarf Castle for the IICN Annual Conference! EAN Past President & BHM Co-Chair, Prof. Paul Boon delivered the Noel Callaghan Guest Lecture, providing overview at the scale of neurological disorders today.

The Facts:
💡43% of the global population is now affected by neurological conditions—the #1 cause of disability worldwide.
💡 €1.7 trillion: The annual cost of brain disorders in Europe, now matching cancer, CVD, and diabetes combined.
💡The Mission: We must move toward a holistic "Brain Health" model that addresses lifestyle and environmental factors throughout a patient's life.

It was excellent to see record-breaking numbers in Dublin. We are already looking forward to welcoming the IICN delegation and our Irish colleagues to the EAN Congress in Geneva (June 27–30)!

Make sure to stop by and visit the IICN team at the Neurohood during the Congress.

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