Aim of the meeting is advanced eduction for epiletologists, neurologists interested in epilepsy, paediatricians and clinicians. Controversies will be discussed, as well as interesting and special cases of diagnosis and therapy in the field of epilepsies.
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Website: http://pula-cong.com/ This meeting is endorsed by the EAN.… Continue Reading
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The main program will be held in Alexandroupolis & the teaching courses at the Samothrace island This meeting has been endorsed by the European Academy of Neurology.… Continue Reading
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The World Sleep Federation (WSF) is an international scientific non-profit organization bringing together a huge community of researchers and clinicians working in the field of sleep physiology and sleep medicine. The WSF is currently comprised of seven Charter… Continue Reading -
Dr Raad Shakir was elected WFN President at the Council of Delegates during the World Congress of Neurology in Vienna on 22 September 2013. His 4-year term of office began on 1st January 2014
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1. The members of the Scientific Committee (SC) at present are:
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There are many days related to neurological diseases being celebrated by professional organizations in collaboration with World Health Organization, national organizations and local health ministries including World Stroke day, Epilepsy Day, Rabies Day etc. These days have proven to be… Continue Reading
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Last month I told you that the bill for brain disease in Europe is €800 billion. To reduce this burden, we need to buy better brain treatment. To make a real long-term difference, we need more research to understand, treat and prevent brain disease better. In the meantime, of course, European and national governments should support healthcare and societal policies which we already know will help, such as reducing smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity and road traffic accidents.
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Forum: Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) in Multiple Sclerosis – From “The Big Idea” to “The Perfect Crime”?
In April 2011, the EFNS together with ENS and ECTRIMS, have published this important statement. What is the follow-up?
https://www.efns.org/uploads/media/CCSVI_in_MS_ECTRIMS_EFNS_ENS_02.pdf Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) in Multiple Sclerosis – From “The Big Idea” to “The Perfect Crime”? By Christos Krogias,… Continue Reading
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