WFN Press Releases

Neurological conditions now affect more than 40% of the population—over 3 billion people, according to WHO’s Global Status Report on Neurology, released at the World Congress of Neurology (WCN) in Seoul. The report provides a comprehensive assessment of countries’ responses to neurological conditions and sets a baseline for monitoring progress under the Intersectoral global action plan on epilepsy and other neurological to improve brain health and reduce inequalities.

A rapidly evolving therapeutic landscape for inherited neuropathies — one in which gene silencing, gene editing, and biomarker-driven innovation are reshaping what is possible for patients once considered untreatable.  

“After decades of mapping the genetic causes of neuropathy, we are finally treating them at their source,” said Reilly. “What once felt theoretical is now entering the clinic.”

The World Federation of Neurology (WFN) announces the release of The White Book on Global World Neurology — a landmark publication summarizing neurological structures, workforce capacities, and practices worldwide.

WFN EGM voting on proposal to establish the roles of President-Elect and Past President

WFN Extraordinary General Meeting to vote on changes to appointment of WFN leadership

The World Federation of Neurology announces positions up for election by the Council of Delegates in 2025.

The results of the WFN 2024 Elections for elected trustee was announced during the recent Council of Delegates Meeting.

WFN is pleased to welcome Ghana as our 125th member society.

The 2024 World Brain Day (WBD 2024) will unite neurologists, patients, advocates and educators all over the world under the theme “Brain Health and Prevention.” Taking place on Monday, July 22, this global initiative is designed to amplify awareness through accessible events taking place around the globe.

WFN is pleased to announce launch of novel e-Learning Hub offering free access video resource directory.