Brain Health

Dr Magdalini Krommyda, an EAN Ambassador of Neurology and Brain Health, shares Greece’s innovative initiatives aimed at enhancing brain health and preventing cognitive decline.

We are pleased to announce two Joint Sessions co-hosted by the EAN at the 33rd European Congress of Psychiatry (Madrid, 5-8 April)

A new EAN paper published in the European Journal of Neurology presents a roadmap toward reducing the burden imposed on patients, caregivers, and society by neurological diseases in Europe.

The Lancet Neurology highlights the urgent need to prioritise brain health in a new editorial, citing the Brain Health Mission as an example of positive initiatives aiming to promote brain health.  

The EAN is proud to host the European Brain Health Summit 2025 on 19 March, from 09:00 to 12:00 CET, both onsite in Brussels, and streaming live via EAN.org

We are happy to announce that the first module of this new study programme dedicated to brain health will get started in January 2025.

EAN President, Prof. Elena Moro, looks back at some highlights of a successful 10th anniversary year for the EAN, and ahead to some exciting plans for 2025.

The EAN is involved in the session 'Headache burden: the professionals’ and patients’ perspective' at the European Headache Congress on 4 December.

The Swiss Federation of Clinical Neuro-Societies (SFCNS) Swiss Brain Health Plan 2nd Stakeholder Meeting is set to take place at the Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, on 5 December.

Our successful 2024 Advocacy Training participants talk about their experience and how the training has equipped them to champion brain health!

Interested in strengthening your advocacy skills to help raise the voice of brain health? Find out more about the EAN Advocacy Training programme, taking place March-June 2025.

The EAN has published a new e-book, showcasing the aims and achievements of the Brain Health Mission, titled 'Brain Health Mission: The Story So Far'.

Watch a full recording of this special event on ‘Prioritising Brain Health: A Global Imperative for Public Health’, held alongside the G7 Health Ministers Meeting on 8 October, in Ancona, Italy.

Prof. Kailash Bhatia, Professor of Clinical Neurology at the Department of Clinical and Movement Neuroscience of the Institute of Neurology, UCL, Queen Square, London, was voted in as President-Elect of the EAN at the EAN Congress 2024.

This side event, held in Ancona, Italy, alongside the G7 Meeting of Health Ministers, aims to spotlight the critical importance of brain health as a central component of public health strategies for all countries.