EAN News

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

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

RRFS study provides insight into how junior neurologists across Europe perceive their access to training and certification in neurosonology, underlining the need for a more standardised approach.

As part of the EAN's mission to strengthen connections with its full institutional members, we interviewed leaders from various national neurological societies across Europe and beyond.

Young neurologists are invited to test and prove their preparation in next year's European Board Exam in Neurology, which will be held online on 9-10 May (oral) and 16 May (written) 2025.

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.

Dr Giacomo Sferruzza, the new EAN Resident & Research Fellow Section (RRFS) Chair, gives an overview of the RRFS Office team, and their aims and priorities for the term ahead.

We are excited to announce the publication of our Sustainability Report 2024, which highlights the steps we have taken to integrate sustainable practices throughout our operations and supply chains.

Our paper of the month for November presents the findings from two large trials comparing the safety and efficacy of evobrutinib with teriflunomide in adults with a diagnosis of relapsing MS.

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 2024.

The EAN is looking for a candidate who will provide support to the EAN Guideline Production Group and Guideline Taskforces as a Junior Methodologist. Application is open until 29 November.

Professor Stephan Zierz, an innovator in the field of neurology and neuromuscular medicine, sadly passed away on April 22 at the age of 69.

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'.

Prof. Didier Leys, current Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Neurology (since 2020) talks about his role in the journal's development, as part of our series celebrating its 30th anniversary.

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.