EAN News

The last day of EAN 2022 started with this interesting symposium on cognitive deficit and dementia, organised in cooperation with Alzheimer Europe.

This Special Session on Clinical, Digital and Rural facets of neurology practice was held in collaboration with the Indian Academy of Neurology.

This Special Time Zone Session on Latin American Dementia' s Perspective was organised in collaboration with the Panamerican Federation of Neurological Societies.

This very interesting Special Session in cooperation with the European Psychiatric Association covered recent progress made in Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia, including evolving disease definitions, treatment, and prevention.

This joint Special Session between EAN and the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) was a follow-up of the European Brain Health Summit, which took place on 31 May, 2022.

This very interesting Topical Symposium provided a comprehensive summary of myasthenia gravis, including the clinical presentation, diagnostics, and well-established treatment approaches.

Plenary Symposium 3 at EAN 2022 took place in the Main Auditorium and bore the title 'Improving lives and reducing burden: what evidence do we need to implement?'

During EAN 2022, EAN President-Elect, Prof. Paul Boon took the opportunity to talk to Baroness Susan Greenfield, who delivered the Opening Lecture during the EAN 2022 Opening Session on Saturday evening.

A special session devoted to the achievements of the central protagonists of the Viennese School of Medicine took place on 27 June, 2022, at the EAN Annual Congress in Vienna.

During EAN 2022, EANpages Co-Editor Benedetta Bodini took the opportunity to talk to Prof. Bo Norrving, who provided the Moritz Romberg Lecture at this year’s congress.

The 8th edition of Challenges for women in Neurology took place in Vienna during EAN 2022. Prof. Elena Moro and Dr. Antonella Macerollo participants to this networking event, which has been a regular feature since the first EAN Congress in 2015.

A packed Main Auditorium was the venue for this year’s Presidential Symposium, as one of the major highlights of every EAN Annual Congress finally took place in front of a live audience following two virtual symposia at the last two congresses.

This Special Timezone Session on the Burden of neurological disorders in South America, in cooperation with the Brazlian Academy of Neurology, presented how neurological care can vary between different geographic areas.

During this Special Session three experts discussed the clinical, neuropathological and radiological findings of three atypical cases treated at the Department of Neurology in Vienna.

This Special Timezone Session was organised in co-operation with the African Academy of Neurology with the aim of highlighting efforts to improve accessibility to care for people with neurological diseases in Africa.