In an essay for ACNR, @weatherallmw discusses William Gowers’ writings on migraine, specifically focusing on the subjective visual phenomena of migraine (aura), and his views on the link between #migraine and #epilepsy. Read the essay here: acnr.co.uk/articles/william-… #Prodromata

EU regulators have recommended approval of Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) for children and teenagers aged 10 and older with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (MS), potentially expanding access to a high-efficacy treatment for paediatric-onset MS. acnr.co.uk/ocrevus-paediatri…

Registration is open for the @The_BNPA Essentials of Neuropsychiatry Oxford Teaching Weekend (11–13 Dec 2026, St Anne’s College, Oxford). Aimed at neurology & psychiatry trainees, neuropsychologists & medical specialists. bnpa.org.uk/teaching-weekend…

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Test yourself: can you spot the diagnosis? Prof Andrew Larner's review of Pathognomonic signs of disease is now live on our website. You'll find the answers in the review, including an explanation of why not all these signs are pathognomonic. acnr.co.uk/book-review/patho… See less

What did the ward teach you? ACNR seeks 300–500-word clinical vignettes highlighting unexpected diagnoses, subtle signs, near-misses and reasoning pitfalls. Open to neurology registrars, consultants and allied professionals. Guidance at acnr.co.uk/download/39653/?t… #Neurology #MedEd

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted priority review to Roche’s fenebrutinib, an investigational oral treatment for relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS) and primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS). acnr.co.uk/fenebrutinib-mult…

Do you have a keen eye for clinical insight & recognise good writing when you see it? ACNR is looking for book reviewers to share their perspective on new books in the field. Get in touch for details or to suggest a title for review Read our reviews: acnr.co.uk/book-review/

Cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease often begins early, with dementia affecting up to 83–90% of patients long-term. In ACNR, Dr. Auda Fares reviews early assessment, cholinergic/dopaminergic pathways, modifiable risks & care planning. Full review: acnr.co.uk/articles/early-as…

Applications for the EAN Science School 2027 close on 20th October. This is a fully funded training week for early‑career neurologists. Find out more at Science School – ean.org

When was Obstructive Sleep Apnoea first described? Authors Kariem Elhadd & Andrew J Larner explore William Broadbent’s 1877 clinical account of OSA in the latest ACNR Article. acnr.co.uk/articles/obstruct… #SleepMedicine

UpFront Diagnostics has announced CE marking fora rapid blood-based test designed to support the identification of severe stroke before patients reach hospital. acnr.co.uk/lvone-stroke-bloo…

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved tavapadon (Juvmo) for the treatment of adults with Parkinson’s disease, introducing a new once-daily oral treatment that selectively targets dopamine D1/D5 receptors. acnr.co.uk/fda-approves-tava…

Do neuroprosthetics reduce phantom limb pain? In ACNR, Grace Daye & Dr Kaythi Latt present a systematic review of TIME, VAR & myoelectric devices, showing reduced Visual Analogue Scale pain scores. Read: acnr.co.uk/articles/do-neuro…

The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) and American Headache Society (AHS) have issued an updated joint practice guideline to help clinicians select preventive medications for adults with migraine. acnr.co.uk/aan-ahs-migraine-…

Calling all event organisers! Add your neurology & rehab courses/conferences to our go-to calendar. Don’t miss your chance to reach specialists planning their year. 🚀 Submit now and get noticed at acnr.co.uk/submit-an-event/ #NeurologyEvents #rehabilitation

How did early surgical pioneers & wartime units shape modern neurosurgery? 🧠 Andrew Larner reviews Jonathan Pollock's history of neurosurgery in the UK & Ireland, marking the SBNS centenary. Read: acnr.co.uk/book-review/a-sho… #Neurosurgery #MedEd

Before MRI, how did we map the brain? In 1909, Helen Gertrude Stewart published an early report of subcortical band heterotopia. Melissa Maguire & Andrew J. Larner rescue her prescient work from obscurity. Read in ACNR: acnr.co.uk/articles/an-early… #Neurology #Neuroscience #MedEd

Today is #WorldAlzheimersDay. Early detection, timely intervention & evolving therapeutic strategies remain essential to improving patient outcomes & supporting carers Contribute to the ongoing clinical dialogue here: acnr.co.uk/article-category/… #DementiaDiagnosisMatters,