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College of EC Commissioners approved by the European Parliament

Lemtrada for multiple sclerosis: measures to minimise risk of serious side effects

25 November: Mark the dates for the 30th Alzheimer Europe Conference 2020!

Launch Alzheimer's Disease (AD) Detect and Prevent Newsletter

Positive outcome of the open letter adding “research” to the title of the Commissioner Designate Mariya Gabriel

Brain health back on the agenda in the European Parliament. Research policy still pending.

On October 12-15, the Italian society of neurology (SIN, Società Italiana di Neurologia) celebrated its 50th congress in Bologna. Bologna has the oldest Italian University, founded in 1088, and is the town of many outstanding Italian neuroscientists. Moreover, Bologna has been the nest of some of the major European schools in the field of epilepsy and sleep medicine.

Summer 2019 Newsletter from European Partnership on Competencies for High Value COst COnscious CARE Project

In this article, we present an overview of this year’s European Congress of Neurorehabilitation, organized in the beautiful city of Budapest between 9-12 October 2019, hosted by one of our closest partners - the European Federation of Neurorehabilitation Societies (EFNR). The EFNR is an international organization dedicated to research, education, intellectual and scientific exchange, advocacy, and philanthropic activities in the field of neurorehabilitation medicine and related professional areas of expertise.

Between the 25th and 28th of September 2019, the German Neurological Society (deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurologie – DGN) held its annual congress at the International Congresscenter in Stuttgart, Germany. As one of the largest neurological gatherings in Europe it was attended by approximately 5,500 health professionals associated with Neurology.

The annual WHO meeting of the mental health forum was held on the 14-15 October 2019.  This is the first time that Neurology was invited to attend and present in two separate sessions.  I represented the EAN and presented the case for global Neurosciences in the two sessions.

European Working Group of People with Dementia involved in RADAR-AD website section on Patient Engagement

On 16 October, EAN participated in an event in the European Parliament organized by Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Networks-Europe (GAMIAN Europe). The event brought together the MEP Alliance for Mental Health, organizations and societies focused on brain and mental health as well as several policy makers from the EU institutions. This MEP Alliance is endorsed by 26 members of the European Parliament.

Globalisation has created convergence of individual countries’ health problems and, consequently, mutual dependence for generating solutions. This means that in today’s world, we can no longer consider health of particular countries or regions, such as European Union (EU), in isolation.

Open letter on the future of research. Addition research to official title Commissioner Mariya Gabriel