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Join us for a webinar series diving into health care disparities, with focuses including neurodiversity, LGBTQ+ health, and strategies you can take to your practice.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the AAN’s Diversity Leadership Program, a visionary initiative that has made a profound impact on both the Academy and the field of neurology.

When you join the American Academy of Neurology, you connect with a community of 40,000 neurology experts and professionals just as passionate as you.

As many as 10% of Americans live with restless legs syndrome, an uncomfortable and often highly frustrating condition.

Neurology is becoming increasingly data-driven. New tools are available that can both support neurology professionals and improve patient care.

Get involved in guideline development! The AAN Guidelines Subcommittee is seeking topic nominations, especially those that would be useful for general neurologists.

Are you a mid-career neurologist who aspires to make a difference? Consider applying for the Women Leading in Neurology Program or the Transforming Leaders Program.

Prior authorization has long been an area of concern for AAN members. Here’s a quick guide to the process—and how the AAN is addressing it.

AAN members can always rely on the popular live webinar series to provide a lively, robust expert-led conversation on some of today’s most interesting and complex neurological cases. This month’s webinar will be no exception.

The AAN offers a variety of convenient on-demand learning options that allow you to access the latest research and best practices in neurology and earn valuable CME whenever, wherever. But which one is right for you?

The AAN Health Care Equity Program is now accepting applications through October 31, 2024. Hear from recent participants about how the program gave them the tools to address disparities in health care.

If you’ve been mulling over a project that would foster diversity, equity, and inclusion in academic neurology, consider applying for one of these $2,000 AAN grants.

Read a conversation with the chair of the BrainPAC Executive Committee about what BrainPAC does, how it’s funded, and how it advocates for neurology professionals and their patients.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its proposed 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) this month. Here’s what neurologists should know.

Whether you join us in person at Caesars Palace Las Vegas or live online, the Fall Conference is your ideal year-end opportunity to hear from top experts on the hottest topics in neurology while earning valuable CME.

Medical students and residents: You can hear from program directors and faculty about the best strategies for a successful residency/fellowship application process at upcoming webinars for adult and child neurology.

See which training programs have achieved UCNS accreditation and who was recently named chair of the Accreditation Council.

The AAN’s free brain health magazine, website, and podcast will soon have a new leader at the helm. Meet the new editor-in-chief, whose journey to Brain & Life began before she had even heard of it.

What do you get with the 2024 Annual Meeting On Demand? More than you might think. Read on to see all the things this valuable resource has to offer.

Discover the many available grants ranging from $150,000 to $450,000 in a wide variety of subspecialties and apply by the September 10 deadline.