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President's Column

Changing of the Guard

A special farewell message from Outgoing WFN President Prof. Wolfgang Grisold and a welcome from Incoming President Prof. Steven Lewis.

From the Editors

From the Editors

Welcome to all readers from around the globe to the December 2025 issue of World Neurology, the final issue of this calendar year. In the President’s Column, Prof. Wolfgang Grisold, who completes his term as president of the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) at the end of this month, provides us with an overview of [...]

University Training Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia

On-site visit reveals the progress of neurological training in Africa.

2026 PNS Training Grants Program

The Peripheral Nerve Society offers funding opportunities and outreach for early career researchers with advanced training.

Leprosy Awareness Podcast Series

Discussions with experts from around the world aim to raise awareness to mitigate the spread and transmission of leprosy neuropathy.

Empowering Children to Recognize Stroke Symptoms

A public school program in Connecticut (USA), the Yale School of Medicine, and FAST Heroes are working together to advance stroke education and raise community awareness.

In Memorium

Prof. Mark Hallett, MD (1943-2025)

Prof. Hallet leaves behind a legacy of science, service, and humanity that helped shape the direction of modern neurology.

In Memorium

Prof. Michel Dumas, MD (1934-2025)

The award-winning neurologist created the Institute of Epidemiology and Tropical Neurology and made a tremendous impact on global neurology.

World Congress of Neurology 2025 in Pictures

More highlights from this year’s event in Seoul, South Korea, include presentations, awards, and exciting educational sessions.

Insights Into Headache Disorders

Migraine and medication overuse continue to be leading causes of years lived with disability globally.

WFN Training Center Report

Stroke Visiting Fellowship Program in Mexico

A fellow reports on experience with stroke care, Doppler ultrasonography, neuroimaging interpretation, and more.

History

Evolving Viewpoints on the Cerebellum

The historical perception of the nonmotor functions of the cerebellum has changed over time.

WFN Junior Traveling Fellowship 2025

Abstract Presentations and Colleague Collaborations in Tokyo

A WFN Junior Traveling Fellowship report from the Asian and Oceanian Parkinson’s Movement Disorders Congress.

Neurology on Wheels: We Reach, We Teach, and We Treat

Medical student spends a week in rural India observing stroke prevention strategies and innovative treatments with Dr. Bindu Menon.