Dr Tom Jenkins, Editor-in-chief, EAN website We are proud to present the launch of 45,000 Brains at our Congress this year.  This is a new forum for neurologists in the EAN to discuss difficult cases on the EAN website. The… Continue Reading

By Riccardo Soffietti and Francesca Morgante After one year of intense planning with a very dedicated Task Force, we are happy to announce the launch of the EAN Mentorship Programme. Initial inquiries were made by our Resident and Research Fellows… Continue Reading

EAN is happy to announce establishment of the new type of a school!

Alongside preparing for the congress, we’ve spent the last few months asking various important people connected with the event which sessions they most strongly recommend to other participants. To give you a little helping hand in planning your own schedule, we’re compiling those recommendations for… Continue Reading

The International Myositis Society (iMyoS) is a new society to support the diagnosis and treatment of myositis by implementing interdisciplinary standards of care on a global scale.

6-month neurological and psychiatric outcomes in 236,379 survivors of COVID-19: a retrospective cohort study using electronic health records

Neurology Advocacy Talks will be a major feature of a new online TV channel, broadcast as part of the EAN 2021 Virtual Congress.  The new advocacy series, initiated by the EAN Board, will showcase the important role of neurology in… Continue Reading

The eighth World brain day (WBD) on July 22 2022 moves to stop multiple sclerosis. The World Federation of Neurology and Multiple Sclerosis International Federation teamed up on this ambitious agenda to stop multiple sclerosis as the theme throughout 2021.

EAN is proud to have such creative and enthusiastic medical students as a part of its community!

On April 23, 2021, within the framework of the International Educational Online Forum "Neurology Update in Kazakhstan", the EAN-Day in Kazakhstan was held virtually.

As Chair of the Programme Committee, I cannot wait to see the culmination of the hard work that has gone into putting this congress together, both in terms of content and organisation, building on the success of last year.

Virtual 2021: Which sessions you must attend

Clinical Fellowship Reports 2020

As we look back at 2020 we see it has been an exceptionally productive year!
Following the arrival of Covid, we could only conclude that we needed to be resourceful and start working within
the virtual reality we all found… Continue Reading

The European Brain Council is pleased to invite you for the upcoming Value of Treatment for Brain Disorders Research Project “Case studies on Rare Diseases and Mental Disorders” Virtual Synthesis Meeting to be held on 8 June 2021 at 13:00-17:30.