EAN News

We are happy to announce the three winners of the congress quiz, who receive free registration for the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology in Geneva, Switzerland!

The European Parliament marked Brain Health Day: Prevention, Policy, Progress with a high‑level programme hosted by MEP Angelika Winzig, bringing renewed political attention to Europe’s urgent need for an integrated brain health strategy.

EAN Research Fellows share insights from their training and research in multiple sclerosis, neurogenetics, and bioinformatics in London and Newcastle.

Emerging research shows that the gut–brain axis plays a crucial role in shaping neuroinflammation, brain resilience, and long‑term neurological health—making daily lifestyle and nutrition choices more important than ever.

The upcoming Enhancing Neurology event in Brussels brings together Europe’s neurological leaders to align on shared priorities and shape a coordinated strategy for the future of brain health. Click to watch the full interview with Elena Moro and Matilde Leonardi to learn why this moment is so important for neurology across Europe.

A new COIN‑EU publication reveals that sleep disorders—affecting up to 30% of Europeans—carry a far greater health and economic burden than previously recognized, costing nearly €423 billion each year.

Each month the eanNews editorial team reviews the scientific press for recently published papers of outstanding interest to neurologists. Here we present our selection for March 2026.

EAN President-Elect, Kailash Bhatia, looks ahead to the forthcoming EAN Board elections and activities for Brain Awareness Week.

Welcome to the March 2026 edition of the President’s Corner, our article series in which the EAN President, Elena Moro, answers your questions!

A Headache Theater networking session at the 19th European Headache Congress in December highlighted how early-career clinicians and researchers are helping shape the future of headache medicine in Europe.

Ready for a new and rewarding challenge? Following the elections in June, the new EAN Board will be looking for new officers to join the ranks of its committees and working groups. Apply now!

Large prospective analysis examining association of long-term coffee and tea intake with incident dementia, and with subjective and objective cognitive outcomes.

The call is now open for the nomination of candidates for the EAN Board Election 2026.

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.

EAN celebrates unprecedented scientific engagement this year. Don't miss the chance to take part in the most dynamic and inspiring neurology congress of the year.