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World Federation of Neurology Awards 2025: Call for Nominations
21 Mar 2025
The Trustees of the World Federation of Neurology are now calling for nominations for the 2025 WFN medals/awards. There are 3 awards where suitable persons can be nominated.
WFN Digital Neurology Updates 2024 Now Available On-Demand
12 Mar 2025
The WNU 2024 videos are now available for free on the e-Learning hub.
Journal of the Neurological Sciences issue 471 now available
10 Mar 2025
The latest issue of JNS Vol. 471 is now available online
eNS Journal Special Issue on the WFN Digital Neurology Updates (WNU) 2024
4 Mar 2025
Short articles from the WNU 2024 meeting in the open access eNeurologicalSci.
eNeurologicalSci (eNS) March 2025 issue
3 Mar 2025
The WFN March 2025 issue of the OPEN ACCESS journal eNeurologicalSci Vol. 38 is now available online.
WFN Service Page
27 Feb 2025
The WFN service pages, edited by Profs. Steven L. Lewis and Wolfgang Grisold, provide additional information on WFN activities, and complement the World Neurology (WN), website and WFN social media.
The Burden of Neurological Diseases in Asia study published
25 Feb 2025
Neurological diseases contribute significantly to premature mortality and disability. Latest study highlights the shifting burden of these disorders across Asia.
Journal of the Neurological Sciences issue 470 now available
21 Feb 2025
The latest issue of JNS Vol. 470 is now available online
WFN-AOAN e-Learning Day on Movement Disorders now available on demand
20 Feb 2025
The WFN-AOAN 2025 e-learning day on Movement Disorders is now available through video on demand on the WFN e-Learning Hub.
The World Federation of Neurology Digital Neurology Update (WNU)
30 Jan 2025
The World Federation of Neurology Digital Neurology Update (WNU) is a concise two-day update on some of the most frequent neurological disorders, delivered by high-level scientific speakers, who are often proposed by specialist societies, and who teach courses that educate attendees on important and frequent clinical aspects.
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