Neurology News
Journal of the Neurological Sciences issue 479 now available
15 Dec 2025
Vol. 479, December 2025 now available
eNeurologicalSci (eNS) December 2025 issue
9 Dec 2025
The WFN December 2025 issue of the OPEN ACCESS journal eNeurologicalSci Vol. 41 is now available online.
New GBD Analysis Shows Neurological Conditions Affect Over 180 Million People in the U.S.
28 Nov 2025
Cross-sectional study of the Global Burden of Disease 2021 study data found that, among the US population of 332.7 million, disorders affecting nervous system health impacted 180.3 million US individuals and were the top cause of disability, with 16.6 million disability-adjusted life-years.
Malaria Vaccine Deal Opens the Door to Wider Child Immunisation
27 Nov 2025
Gavi and UNICEF announce equitable pricing deal for malaria vaccine to protect 7 million more children by end of decade
New study identifies five “eras” of human brain wiring across the lifespan
27 Nov 2025
Study identifies age-related turning points in human brain structural connectivity, defining five broad lifespan epochs using diffusion-MRI and graph-theoretical metrics.
The expanding clinical utility of blood neurofilament light chain (bNfL): a multi-disciplinary diagnostic tool
27 Nov 2025
This study underscores the developing impact of easily accessible bNfL on clinical routine, not only enhancing neurologists' diagnostic tools but also offering valuable insights into diverse medical fields, in- and outside the academic environment.
Deep Learning in neuroimaging for neurodegenerative diseases: State-of-the art, Challenges, and Opportunities
20 Nov 2025
A new article explores how deep learning (DL) is transforming neuroimaging for the early detection and monitoring of neurodegenerative diseases (NDDs). While DL models have shown impressive diagnostic accuracy, their clinical use remains limited by real-world variability across scanners, sites, and patient demographics.
Three neuroinfections and vaccinations
19 Nov 2025
Historian Peter J. Koehler revisits the remarkable medical journey behind three devastating infections — diphtheria, tetanus, and poliomyelitis — and the international efforts that led to their control through vaccination.
In Memoriam Professor Michel Dumas, MD (1934–2025)
10 Nov 2025
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Michel Dumas on November 8, 2025, in Limoges, France.
In Memoriam Professor Mark Hallett, MD (1943–2025)
5 Nov 2025
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