Our summary of neurological news items the European Medicines Agency (EMA) monthly Human Medicines Newsletter.

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.

Read about the EAN Mentorship Programme and the recent workshop held at the EAN Congress 2025 in Helsinki, from the perspective of a participant.

Two years after the kick-off workshop in Budapest 2023, the first 20 participants have graduated from the EAN Leadership Programme and the next 20 have begun their journeys.

The European Huntington Association proudly introduces the Huntington Academy—a comprehensive digital platform designed to enhance care for individuals living with Huntington’s disease.

The EAN launches the first edition of the EAN Panel Yearbook, offering a comprehensive overview of the most significant advances and current state-of-the-art developments in each EAN Scientific & Coordinating Panel’s neurological field.

On 16–18  May 2025, the Cyprus Neurological Society (CNS) proudly hosted the 19th International Neurological Conference in Ayia Napa.

The Highlights & Breaking News session on the final day of the EAN 2025 Congress in Helsinki offered a rich reflection on scientific advances, highlighted key award recipients and looked ahead to the next chapter of neurological research and collaboration.

The EAN is looking for Associate Editors for its e-Learning platform, the eanCampus. Deadline: 15 September.

This joint symposium with the European Stroke Organisation showed that advances in stroke care are substantial, yet the journey toward optimal patient outcomes is ongoing.

This EAN TV session, held in collaboration with the WFN, explored the complex challenges migrant and refugee populations face regarding brain health.

On 23 June 2025, the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) and the Brain Health Mission welcomed a diverse audience of citizens, patients, carers, educators, professionals and advocates to the Public Brain Health Day in Helsinki.

The latest EAN-AFAN TV session probed Africa’s brain-health crisis after January’s US order that froze USAID and PEPFAR, leaving 10,000 health workers idle and halting HIV and TB services.

In a timely and thought-provoking EAN TV session, Profs Reetta Kälviainen, Arife Çimen Atalar and Martin Rakusa explored disparities and gender-specific challenges in neurology.

This symposium stressed the importance of timely and accurate first seizure management. The consensus: dedicated first seizure clinics are essential for better outcomes and more efficient care.