EAN Congress news

In this Special Session on New Neurological Guidelines, we had the opportunity to see the presentation of three new guidelines and get insight into the work of the EAN Guideline Production Group.

Participants in the CoCoCare programme were invited to a kick-off workshop which took place on 30 June 2023 at the EAN Congress in Budapest, Hungary.

After a successful 1st EAN Guidelines Workshop in 2022, the GPG once again organised a workshop one day prior to the EAN Congress 2023.

Throughout the EAN Congress 2023, the RRFS held a series of engaging meetings and activities that provided invaluable opportunities for learning, networking and collaboration. Here is our report.

The leadership workshop held at EAN 2023 brought together two external leadership experts with the 20 successful applicants for the first round of this new EAN programme.

Congress highlights and breaking news were presented during the final Plenary Symposium on the fourth and last day of EAN 2023 in Budapest, Hungary.

This EAN TV Studio Sesstion focused on three neurological diseases in which gender specific issues play an important role: migraine, MS and epilepsy.

EANpages Editor Benedetta Bodini talks to Prof. Mary Reilly, Past President of the British Peripheral Nerve Society, who gave the C. Brown-Séquard Lecture at this year’s congress.

This symposia on personalized medicine for the diagnosis and care of patients with complex epilepsy syndromes took place on day four of EAN 2023.

The session on neurodiversity in brain organisation brought to the stage something that we all know, but perhaps do not always think about: the brain is not symmetrical.

The Special Session EAN/EPA: COVID-19 at the crossroads of Neurology & Psychiatry took place on the final day of EAN 2023 in Budapest, moderated by Prof. Geert Dom and Prof. Johann Sellner.

Representatives from key organisations in neurology detailed their actions for a European advocacy in the brain space in a Studio Session held on the third day of EAN 2023.

This special session organised by the European Federation of Neurological Associations covered the up-to-date unmet needs and future challenges in rare neurological diseases from the perspective of patients’ associations.

Kicking off the EAN-ESC brain-heart working group, this symposium, 'When heart meets brain', showed how this relationship is about so much more than stroke.

The amount of data available in neurology, neuroscience, neurobiology and related disciplines is rising exponentially and challenging clinicians’ ability to analyse and use that data, a panel of experts showed in a Plenary Session on day three of EAN 2023.