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President of the Turkish Neurological Society, shares a statement on the tragic aftermath of the earthquake in Türkiye and Syria and honours the memory of the neurologists lost.

Our 3rd Students' Corner article submission is on the topic 'My favourite part of the brain'. Here we present the winning essays. Happy reading!

New EAN Education Committee Chair, Irena Rektorova, introduces herself with an overview of recent and upcoming EAN educational initiatives.

A Regional Teaching Course organised by the EAN and the Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust took place in Liverpool, UK on 24-26 April, 2022.

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?'

We are delighted to publish the winning articles of our first ever Students Corner call on the topic "A day in the life of a medical student in YOUR country".

The EAN Education Committee is happy to announce and introduce the recipients of the 2022 Student Teaser Fellowship. Congratulations to the winners!

Read the latest reports on EAN clinical fellowships in Innsbruck (AT) and Linz (AT)

Dr Tom Jenkins, Editor-in-chief, EAN website Professor Claudio Bassetti introduced the Five Presidents Symposium on sleep disorders on Saturday morning, co-chaired with Professor Ulf Kallweit, with lectures given by the presidents of five major neurological associations: Professor James Stevens, past… Continue Reading

In this article the authors examined vaccine effectiveness among health care workers at the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center (HHUMC), a two-campus medical center in Jerusalem that employs 6680 people.

Jes Olesen, winner of the 2021 Brain Prize I am very pleased to be asked for an interview on the occasion on my receipt of The Brain Prize. EAN is very close to my heart and I regard it as… Continue Reading

The Education Committee is happy to announce the selection of candidates for the Clinical Fellowship Programme 2021.

December's Country of the Month is Albania

The cognitive consequences of the COVID-19 epidemic: collateral damage?

In this prospective study, the authors aimed to identify the existence of potential brain microstructural changes related to SARS-CoV-2 infection.