European Academy of Neurology

The Brussels Neurology Declaration calls for action on equal access to neurological treatment and funding across Europe. Too many patients still face delays or unequal availability of care. For more information, read our article on eanNews: buff.ly/Vkgth67

Planning to join the EAN Congress 2026? Here’s an important reminder. The late registration deadline is 10 June 2026. After this date, registration remains open, but fees will increase. Secure your place now and benefit from reduced rates. 🔗Visit our website to register ➡️ www.ean.org/congress2026

The Brussels Neurology Declaration calls for stronger action on neurological care across Europe. Its first priority is "to promote brain health for all". Prof. Leonardi highlights that brain health is a shared responsibility—across healthcare, policy, and society. Read more here: buff.ly/Vkgth67

Did you know the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology will be coming to Geneva this June? Our congress is where our community comes together — to share knowledge, challenge ideas, and shape the future of neurology. 🔗 Visit our website to register: www.ean.org/congress2026

On 17 March 2026, the European Academy of Neurology brought together 42 presidents and representatives of national neurological societies from across Europe and beyond. On this day, the Brussels Neurology Declaration was signed. 🔗 Read more here: buff.ly/6QhKHC0

In her address at the European Brain Health Summit last week in Brussels, MEP Nina Carberry called for a coordinated, life-course approach to brain health. 🔗 If you missed the event, the full recording can be found here: buff.ly/nPcHMbG

🎥 In this first segment of our interview, EAN President Elena Moro introduces the background and purpose of the Enhancing Neurology project—an initiative designed to shape the top priorities for neurology in Europe over the next decade. 🔗Watch full interview to learn more: buff.ly/nv0RgPy

Paper of the Month for March is out! Prospective cohorts (N=131,821; 11,033 dementia cases): higher caffeinated coffee and tea intake associated with lower dementia risk, strongest at moderate levels (≈2–3 cups/day coffee; 1–2 cups/day tea). Decaf: no protective signal. 🔗 buff.ly/QManl1M

🧠✨As 2025 draws to a close, EAN President Elena Moro reflects on a year of remarkable milestones and looks ahead to the exciting opportunities on the horizon in 2026. ✨ Wishing our community a joyful holiday season and a healthy, prosperous New Year! Read more: buff.ly/GStnv80

There’s still time to renew your EAN Membership! 🧠💙 Stay connected to the EAN community and continue enjoying all the benefits that support your work in neurology throughout the year. Renewing is quick and easy via your MyEAN account. ➡️Not yet a member? Apply now: www.ean.org/join

In the final interview of our series, Dalius Jatuzis, President of the Lithuanian Neurologists’ Association, shares how the association is driving education in neurology through conferences, seminars, and workshops. 🔗 Watch the full interview: buff.ly/3AdUaR1

In this week’s feature from our interview series, we highlight the Estonian Society of Neurologists and Neurosurgeons - hear from President Liis Vali as she discusses the value of collaborating with patient organisations.🤝 🔗 Watch the full interview here: buff.ly/CPrS8FW

This week, we’re shining a spotlight on the German Neurological Society, as President Dr. Daniela Berg shares insights into the society’s impactful initiatives. 💡 🔗 Tune in to learn how the society is contributing to the broader mission of advancing neurological care and research: buff.ly/EYwCKod

Don´t forget that your membership expires on 31 December – renew your EAN Membership for 2026 via your MyEAN account to remain part of the EAN community! Thank you for your supporting EAN throughout 2025! 💙 ➡️ Not yet a member? Apply now: www.ean.org/join #EANeurology