Brain Health

During Brain Awareness Week 2026, the Brain Health Mission will host a four-day exhibition on 16–19 March at the European Parliament in Brussels

Ghent University, in collaboration with the EAN, will host the EAN Brain Health Strategy Chair Symposium on 5 March 2026, bringing together leading experts to highlight the urgent importance of brain health across Europe.

The European Brain Health Summit returns on 18 March 2026 at TownHall Europe in Brussels and live-streamed via EAN.org. Check out the details and register now.

As part of Brain Awareness Week 2026, the Brain Health Mission has planned a full day of events in Brussels highlighting the brain on 18 March 2026.

The regional coordinator of the Brain Health School Challenge: Montenegro, held in September 2025, gives a glowing report of a hugely successful project.

During the EAN Congress 2025, EAN Communications Committee members sat down with partners of the Brain Health Mission to explore what brain health truly means across neurological disciplines, sectors and global regions.

EAN Past President & Brain Health Mission Co-Chair, Paul Boon, reports on the latest exciting developments from the Brain Health Mission.

The EAN, together with the European Brain Council and the Brain Health Mission Partnership, co-organised the special session Brains, Bytes, and Budgets at this year’s European Health Forum Gastein.

The next meeting of the MEP Interest Group on Brain Health and Neurological Conditions will take place on Thursday, 16 October at the European Parliament in Brussels.

The European Academy of Neurology (EAN) is now a member of the European Health Alliance on Alcohol (EHAA), a coalition of European health organisations representing over 1.2 million medical and healthcare professionals.

The Brain Health and Sustainability Booth at EAN Congress 2025 in Helsinki brought together two core priorities of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN): brain health and sustainability.

Calling on health professionals and policy experts from across Europe to share their expertise on protecting brain health with the public.

The winners of the Brain Health School Challenge: Finland 2025 were announced at a celebratory event held at Helsinki City Hall, where the remarkable efforts of students from across the country were recognised.

Teacher of the sixth-grade class at 1st Experimental Primary School of Thessaloniki, describes their inspiring journey through the Brain Health School Challenge.

With a vibrant award ceremony in Thessaloniki, the first Greek Brain Health School Challenge concluded successfully, marking a significant step in promoting neurological awareness among young minds.