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On 31 July, 2021, a programme of highlights from the EAN 2021 Virtual Conress was held online especially to give Chinese neurolgists a taste of Europe's largest neurology meeting.

Our beloved EAN colleague Eveline Sipido has been closely involved in organised neurology for the past few decades. This conversation was an opportunity to delve into her memories of the development of the EAN and its forerunners.

On 2 October, 2021, the Council of Delegates of the World Federation of Neurology elected Prof. Wolfgang Grisold to be their next president.

Call from the European Commission for a member representing health professionals and one alternate for the EMA's Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC).

How would you describe the mission of the RRFS if you were explaining it to a member of the public? The Resident and Research Fellow Section is the young section of the European Academy of Neurology. The major aim is… Continue Reading

The European Academy of Neurology Board and Education Committee are pleased to announce the addition of four new e-Learning Associate Editors to the e-Learning Editorial Board. Together with Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Barbara Tettenborn, and the eLearning sub-committee, they will shape the future of EAN e-Learning activities.

For July 2021, we have selected: Greinacher A. et al, Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia after ChAdOx1 nCov-19 Vaccination. N Engl J Med. 2021 Jun 3;384(22):2092-2101. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2104840.

Dr Antonella Macerollo, Editor-in-chief, EANpages Professor Moro and Professor Ferretti introduced the Special Session on the EAN gender and diversity task force, which is investigating the impact of sex and gender-related differences in the management of neurological disorders. It is… Continue Reading

by Isabella Colonna The session ‘Neurology training in Africa: future perspectives’ was  organised in co-operation with the African Academy of Neurology (AFAN) and was moderated by Dr. Augustina Charway-Fell. The first lecture, entitled ‘Neurology training in West Africa’, was presented… Continue Reading

by Martin Rakusa Lectures in the third plenary symposium covered state of the art topics from artificial intelligence to new biomarkers and the most expensive drugs in the world. However, with fast progress comes also a great responsibility and new… Continue Reading

Chairs: Riadh Gouider and Maged Abd El-Naseer The first speaker, Marwa Farghaly, started the session with a presentation on ‘Dementia in Arab world: challenges and new hope’. According to her findings, the Middle-East North-Africa (MENA) countries are the fastest growing… Continue Reading

Dr Antonella Macerollo, Editor-in-chief, EANpages Professor Moro introduced the networking session dedicated to challenges for women in the field of neurology. Three female colleagues from different countries and with different backgrounds were involved in this session to provide advice to… Continue Reading

Dr Tom Jenkins, Editor-in-chief, EAN website This session, chaired by Professor Massimo Filippi, pitted two world-leading ALS neurologists against each other in a debate on the role of MRI in diagnosis. The session started with a poll of participants’ current… Continue Reading

The seventh EAN congress officially got under way on Friday, June 18, with the meeting’s first plenary symposium, the Opening Session, marking the start of the academy’s second virtual congress. Following a year of continued challenges since the previous congress, EAN has adapted further to the ongoing global circumstances and—drawing on… Continue Reading

Dr Tom Jenkins, Editor-in-chief, EAN website Professor Claudio Bassetti introduced the Five Presidents Symposium on sleep disorders on Saturday morning, co-chaired with Professor Ulf Kallweit, with lectures given by the presidents of five major neurological associations: Professor James Stevens, past… Continue Reading