Professor Peter Goadsby, Director of National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Facility, and Professor of Neurology at Kings College Hospital, UK, will present how cutting-edge ...

This is the first webinar in The Brain Series: Reading and writing, a new 2-part mini-series that highlights these everyday complex tasks with fascinating underlying neurological processing involving...

This prestigious prize will be awarded by the Clinical Neurosciences Council to the best of six case presentations, alongside a "Popular Prize" by the live webinar audience vote. There will be a rang...

Shirley Mueller, Neuroscientist and a collector, will discuss the fascinating way neurology and behavioral economics explain what collectors enjoy doing. In the season of gift giving, where we often ...

This webinar will discuss how clinical history and the history of concepts of illness – illustrated by epilepsy – can add to a richer understanding of daily clinical encounters. The exchange between ...

This webinar will explore how healthcare professionals can better manage the large group of patients who have neurological disorders at the end of life. Delegates will be updated on current ideas on ...

This webinar is part of a 3-day online event. If you book 2 webinars you get the 3rd for free. Scroll down to see all 3 webinars and email events@rsm.ac.uk to claim your free place. This 2-part webina...

Small vessel disease is recognised as a common pathology associated with ageing, but its variability in terms of imaging and outcomes makes dealing with and counselling affected patients challenging....

The last webinar in The Brain Series: Reading and writing, will examine 'reading' and how complex the everyday task of reading is by exploring brain development, some pathologies that can affect our ...

This webinar brings together experienced clinicians that will discuss the issue of people with epilepsy who drink too much. This patient group attend emergency departments repeatedly, have poor cogni...