Our summary of neurological news items the European Medicines Agency (EMA) monthly Human Medicines Newsletter.
The EAN is now inviting applications from national neurological societies to co-host the EAN Congress 2029 in Vienna
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Brain HealthEAN NewsInterviewsInterview: EAN Scientific Committee Chair Gereon R. Fink on World Science Day for Peace and Development
To mark UNESCO World Science Day for Peace and Development we explore how neurological research can advance our understanding of brain health with Prof. Gereon R. Fink, Chair of the EAN Scientific Committee. -
EAN NewsResident and Research FellowsEur J NeurolJoin The Next Generation of Peer Reviewers with the Junior Reviewer Programme
We are delighted to announce the second edition of the EAN Junior Reviewer Programme for 2027/2028 -
EAN NewsResident and Research FellowsStudent CornerEducationEAN Autumn School 2026 – Paresis, Fatigue, and Parkinsonism on Programme in Vienna
The 8th EAN Autumn School brought together young neurologists in Vienna to explore paresis, fatigue, and non-motor symptoms in parkinsonism. -
Student CornerFellowship reportsStudent Teaser Fellowship Reports 2025: Istanbul, Milan & Cambridge
Reports from three EAN Student Teaser Fellowship participants on their experiences in Istanbul, Milan, & Cambridge. -
The European Academy of Neurology is looking for an Associate Editor with substantial experience in medical education for its e-Learning Editorial Board. -
Executive PageBrain HealthEAN NewsFeatured SliderExecutive Page: The Power of Partnership in Brain Health – A Message from Mission Control
Brain Health Mission Co-Chair, Paul Boon, provides an update on the mission and presents its Annual Report for 2025-2026 -
Paper of the MonthEAN NewsResearchFeatured SliderResearch Paper of the Month: Effects of Blood Pressure Lowering by Hematoma Location in Acute Intracerebral Hemorrhage
This study by Ren and colleagues finds that blood pressure lowering in intracerebral hemorrhage may improve outcomes in deep hematomas. -
Each month the eanNews editorial team reviews the scientific press for recently published papers of outstanding interest to neurologists. Here we present our selection for November 2026. -
InterviewsWhat Happens to the Lives We Save? Patient Representatives in Interview on World Stroke Day
To mark this year’s World Stroke Day, we explore the unmet needs of patients, what they wish neurologists and stroke specialists better understood, and more, with patient representatives from Bulgaria, Germany, and Romania. -
New guidelines on the diagnosis and management of infectious encephalitis in adults published jointly by the EAN and the European Society for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases -
EAN NewsScientific CornerEAN Endorses New Initiative from Radiologically Isolated Syndrome Consortium
The EAN has officially endorsed the Radiologically Isolated Syndrome Consortium (RISC) initiative for a worldwide database, facilitating collaborative research into the syndrome -
EAN NewsPartner SocietiesScientific CornerEAN Endorses EANM Consensus Paper on Molecular Imaging and Fluid Biomarkers in Alzheimer’s Disease
The EAN has endorsed an EANM paper on the role of molecular imaging and fluid biomarkers in diagnosis, treatment eligibility, and monitoring in Alzheimer’s diseasea -
Brain HealthInterviewsInterview: What Happens When a Communal Table Becomes a Map of the Vagus Nerve?
Vagal Foods, a participatory installation at the 2026 Vienna Design Week, welcomed visitors to explore the relationship between food, the nervous system and social connection -
Ulf Kallweit, Chair of the EAN Environmental Influences in Neurology Task Force spoke to Euronews about how climate change could worsen existing neurological conditions and increase the risk of developing others
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