It is with great pleasure to announce that the 16th World Congress on Controversies in Neurology (CONy) will take place in London, UK on March 24-27, 2022.
The CONy Congresses serve as an exclusive platform for international experts to discuss and compare experiences which focus on unresolved issues in neurology.
The congress will feature a first-class educational program with leading experts across all neurology specialties, such as Alzheimer's disease and Dementia, Epilepsy, Headache, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Stroke and more.
WSO STROKE PREVENTION WEBINAR: PREVENTION OF STROKE AND DEMENTIA
Join us for a free webinar on 17 August 2021 at 12PM CEST.
This webinar brings together world class speakers covering the following topics:
THE WSO DECLARATION AND WHAT IT MEANS Prof. Michael Brainin, Emeritus Professor and Chair in Clinical Neurology and Preventive Medicine - Immediate-Past President, World Stroke Organization
ONGOING CLINICAL STUDIES FOR PRIMARY PREVENTION Prof. Sheila Martins, Stroke neurologist, President of Brazilian Stroke Network, President-Elect, World Stroke Organization
RESEARCH RESULTS AND WHAT THEY MATTER TO THE PUBLIC Prof. Joanna Wardlaw, Professor at Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, UK Dementia Research Institute Centre, University of Edinburgh, UK
WHAT PROOF IS URGENTLY NEEDED TO TAKE ACTION ON A GLOBAL SCALE Prof. Craig Anderson, Professor of Neurology and Epidemiology at University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
The webinar is free and open to everybody interested in stroke research and evidence-based stroke medicine.
There are less than 4 months left to the International Headache Congress 2021 this September. Check out the following news to be up to date.
Early bird registration You have two more weeks to take advantage of the early bird registration fee, which expires on 3 June 2021. Be part of the IHC 2021 and join the many participants from all over the world who have already registered at the reduced rates.
Special features There is a new, interactive segment on our congress website, which might be interesting for you. Check out special features such as polls, world clouds, videos, podcast and take our quiz to win a free registration for the IHC 21!
Late breaking abstract You can still submit late-breaking abstracts that will then be presented orally during a special session on Sunday or as poster at the congress. The deadline is on 2 July 2021.
Programme The scientific programme committee worked hard during the last month to set up a versatile and highly interesting scientific programme. Check out the latest version online:
As the congress is steadily approaching, what we are very much looking forward to, we would like to give you a short summary on the status quo of the preparations of the digital congress.
Registered participants
As for today, we have 1360 registered participants including invited speakers, coming from 79 countries.
Programme
The detailed programme can be accessed online and the last decisions and details are currently being made.
Last week we sent another newsletter to potential participants with further information about the congress. Further mailing will follow within the next two weeks.
Joint societies and member societies
They are already contacted regarding support in promoting the congress. Tracey was so kind to send another info to all the presidents of the National societies.
Of course we would also be pleased if you would spread the information about the congress again – please find the marketing material for this attached.
Social media
We frequently post on the following social media channels, in order to promote the digital congress:
Until the end of the week Marlen will send again the current status of all activities regarding the industrial partners.
Procedure of the digital congress
Enclosed we send a short informative outline of the running and organisation of the digital congress especially in which way the individual sessions will be realised digitally, to give you a brief theoretical insight. We are currently examining how and when a test run can take place, also for the general meeting.
Greetings from the Tropical and Geographical Neurology Specialty Group of World Federation of Neurology .
Neuroinfections form a large group of disorders commonly seen by neurologists as well as physicians. Old, new and emerging infections, their patterns of presentations, imaging features as well as therapies pose challenges in practice. There are not many meetings which address these issues.
Therefore, TGNSG in collaboration with FINE is organizing Webinar series on Neuroinfection on every Saturday from 18Th July.
Please forward this information to others in the country .
We will appreciate if your colleagues or students present the cases and review that topic during the series and participate in the program. We desire that peculiar and interesting disorders in your country should be known to others.
