President's Column
WFN in Action Around the World
Global advocacy, the World Health Assembly, and the World Congress of Neurology dominate the many activities of the World Federation of Neurology so far this year.
READ MOREFrom the Editors
Welcome to the May-June 2025 issue of World Neurology. In this issue, Prof. Wolfgang Grisold, president of the World Federation of Neurology (WFN), updates readers on many exciting WFN activities, including the upcoming special Council of Delegates (COD) meeting and our ongoing advocacy and educational initiatives. These include World Brain Day 2025 in July and [...]
READ MOREIn Memorium
Prof. Jan van Gijn (1942-2025)
Author, researcher, teacher, and scholar leaves a vast legacy in the neurological community.
READ MOREWFN Training Center Report
Report on My Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship in Rabat, Morocco
This WFN Training Center offers education and training in electroneuromyography, electroencephalogram techniques, and other protocols.
READ MOREFilm Festival Raises Awareness of Health-Related Issues
Inaugural event shines a light on numerous issues, including alcoholism, drug addiction, snake bites, and more.
READ MORESymposium highlighted brain health and aging findings for low- and middle-income countries.
READ MOREJunior Traveling Fellowships
Poster Presentations, Neurology and Art, and More
A report from a recipient of the WFN Junior Traveling Fellowship to attend the 2025 AAN meeting in San Diego highlights poster presentations and unique sessions combining art and neurology.
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Learning New Skills for Movement Disorders
A report from two recipients of the WFN Junior Traveling Fellowships to attend the 2025 Asia-Oceanian Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Congress in Tokyo highlights genetic testing in movement disorders and new findings in Parkinson’s disease.
READ MOREHistory
The First International Neurology Congress in Bern
Prof. Peter J. Koehler looks back at how the first neurology congress overcame a world war and coincided with the rise of filmmaking.
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