This fantastic symposium at the EAN Congress 2025, chaired by Prof. Elinor Ben-Menachem and Prof. Maurizio Paciaroni, explored the interactions between neurology and society.

Part 2 the ‘Breakthroughs in Neurology’ series at EAN 2025 built on momentum from the part 1, showcasing six high-impact presentations that bridged scientific innovation and real-world clinical potential.

In a rare moment of stillness amid the fast pace of EAN 2025, neurologists gathered for a session that felt refreshingly personal: ‘Stress – its acute and chronic sequelae and the benefits of mental and physical relaxation – An introduction to Autogenic Training.’

This EAN TV Studio session brought together the Presidents of WFN, AAN, and EAN to stress the importance of joint action to elevate neurology on the global health agenda.

Climate change is no longer a distant threat - it’s a present and growing challenge for neurological health and care systems.

The EAN 2025 Presidential Symposium in Helsinki explored the latest frontiers of neuroscience - from theoretical models of brain function to cutting-edge insights on multiple sclerosis, neurodegeneration, sleep physiology and movement disorders.

The annual EAN BrainChallenge brought another entertaining and educational competition to the stage of the Main Auditorium at EAN 2025.

In this special session a group of highly qualified speakers presented the latest breakthroughs in the treatment of neurological diseases.

The 11th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) officially opened in Helsinki, welcoming an enthusiastic community of neurologists, researchers and clinicians from across the globe.

The EAN 2025 Opening Session took place on Saturday night, with the whole show recorded and now available to watch on demand. No registration necessary!

The popular Basal Ganglia Club reassembled again at EAN 2025 in Helsinki, featuring the C. David Marsden Award Lecture, the Dystonia Europe – David Marsden Award Lecture, and a choice selection of rare and challenging case presentations.

This EAN TV Studio session spotlighted the urgent need for national brain plans and a coordinated EU strategy to tackle the rising burden of brain disorders.

This joint session with the European Psychiatric Association focused on the fascinating interplay between neurology and psychiatry, emphasising shared mechanisms across mental and neurological disorders.

This powerful EAN 2025 session brought together the latest data on the burden and cost of neurological disease in Europe, from DALYs to euros, and highlighted how neurology must take centre stage in shaping public health strategy across the continent.

At the EAN Congress 2025 in Helsinki, the EAN awarded the title of Lifetime Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology to Joke Jaarsma, former President of EFNA recognising her exceptional contributions to patient advocacy. She is the first patient representative to receive this distinction.