10th Annual Conference on
Brain Disorders, Neurology and Therapeutics

Neuromuscular Disorders

Muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, and spinal muscular atrophy can turn walking, swallowing, or breathing into daily struggles. Many begin in childhood and affect the whole family. This session celebrates recent breakthroughs, especially gene-based therapies, while addressing the long road of everyday care. By attending, you will learn about new treatments and care models and connect with patient support groups advancing Neuroscience research.

Tracks:

• Muscular Dystrophies
• Spinal Muscular Atrophy
• Myasthenia Gravis
• Peripheral Neuropathies
• Gene-Based Therapies

Clinical Neurology

In neurology, careful listening and examination still guide the most important decisions. Patients arrive with headaches, dizziness, tremors, or numbness, and the doctor must find the cause quickly. This session brings the real challenges of the clinic and ward to the table. By attending, you will sharpen your diagnostic thinking, learn from complex cases involving conditions such as Migraine, and take home updated guidance for daily practice.

Tracks:

• Headache and Migraine
• Movement Disorders
• Neocritical Care
• Neuro-Ophthalmology
• Neuro-Otology

Pediatric Neurology

When a child has a neurological condition, parents face uncertainty about development, schooling, and the future. Early recognition can change a child’s entire path. This session focuses on babies, children, and teenagers, and places the child and family first. By attending, you will gain tools for early detection, learn about child-specific treatments, and find better ways to support families through long journeys in Neurology.

Tracks:

• Neonatal Neurology
• Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Delay
• Childhood Epilepsy
• Inherited Metabolic Disorders
• Pediatric Neuromuscular Diseases

Neuro immunology

Sometimes the body’s own defenses turn against the brain and nerves, as in multiple sclerosis and brain inflammation. Patients are often young, and symptoms can appear suddenly. This session explores how the immune and nervous systems interact and how that knowledge is changing treatment. By attending, you will learn about newer therapies, better testing, and ways to support patients over the long term through advances in Therapeutics.

Tracks:

• Multiple Sclerosis
• Autoimmune Encephalitis
• Neuro myelitis Optical Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD)
• Immune-Mediated Neuropathies
• Immunotherapy and Targeted Treatments

Neuro genetics

Many neurological conditions run in families, and a genetic result can bring both answers and anxiety. New testing now helps families end years of searching for a diagnosis. This session shows how genetics is moving from the lab to the bedside, including its emotional and ethical side. By attending, you will learn how to choose and explain genetic tests and meet others working on shared questions in Neuroscience.

Tracks:

• Genomic Sequencing
• Inherited Ataxias and Neuropathies
• Genetic Counseling and Family Screening
• Gene Therapy
• Rare Genetic Brain Disorders

Neuroimaging

Brain scans let us see inside the living brain without surgery, turning hidden suffering into clear evidence. Each scan helps doctors decide how to treat and how to reassure patients and families. This session shows how new imaging is finding disease earlier and guiding treatment more precisely. By attending, you will see the latest techniques in action, including imaging approaches relevant to Dementia, and feel more confident using them in clinical decisions.

Tracks:

• MRI and Advanced Brain Mapping
• PET Imaging in Dementia
• Functional MRI and Brain Networks
• Imaging in Stroke and Brain Injury
• Image-Guided Treatment Planning

Neuroplasticity

The brain can change and rewire itself throughout life, and that is the foundation of recovery. A stroke survivor relearning to walk or a child building new skills is plasticity at work. This session explores how therapy, practice, and technology can drive that change. By attending, you will discover proven ways to boost recovery and ideas to build into your rehabilitation programs using evidence-based Therapeutics.

Tracks:

• Brain Adaptation and Plasticity
• Neuro rehabilitation
• Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation
• Motor and Language Recovery
• Cognitive Rehabilitation

Neuro AI

Artificial intelligence is starting to read scans, predict seizures, and spot early signs of memory loss. It also raises honest questions about trust, fairness, and the role of the doctor. This session shows where AI truly helps patients and where human judgment must stay in charge. By attending, you will learn which tools are ready for practice, how to judge them wisely, and where to find partners for joint projects in Neuroscience.

Tracks:

• Machine Learning in Diagnosis
• AI in EEG and Imaging
• Predictive Analytics
• Large Language Models in Neurology
• Clinical AI Ethics and Safety

Neuropharmacology

Medicines are often the first line of help for people with neurological and mental health conditions, but side effects and trial and error can be hard on patients. This session looks at how drugs work in the nervous system and how to choose better ones for each person. It also previews the next wave of medicines in development. By attending, you will gain updates on new drugs and safer prescribing, and see where Therapeutics is heading.

Tracks:

• Mechanisms of Neurological Drugs
• Anti-seizure and Pain Medications
• Emerging Psychiatric Therapies
• Drug Safety and Interactions
• Clinical Trials and Drug Development

Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cells offer hope of replacing what damaged brains and spinal cords have lost, and many patients are eager for a cure. That hope must be matched with honesty about what science can and cannot yet deliver. This session separates promising research from unproven claims. By attending, you will learn which approaches are in real clinical trials and how to guide patients away from unsafe clinics while exploring advances in Neuroscience.

Tracks:

• Stem Cell Types and Applications
• Stem Cells in Parkinson’s Disease and Spinal Cord Injury
• Stem Cells in Stroke and Brain Repair
• Brain Organoids and Disease Modeling
• Stem Cell Safety and Ethics

Neuro technology

Devices that read or influence brain activity are moving from science fiction into clinics, helping paralyzed people communicate and move again. These tools change lives, and they also raise new questions about privacy and access. This session brings together the engineers, doctors, and users shaping them. By attending, you will see live demonstrations, learn what is available today, and meet innovators looking for clinical partners in Neurology.

Tracks:

• Brain–Computer Interfaces
• Deep Brain Stimulation
• Neuro prosthetics and Assistive Devices
• Wearable Neurological Monitoring
• Neuro ethics and Data Privacy

Drug Delivery

Even the best medicine fails if it cannot reach the brain, because a natural barrier blocks most drugs. Solving this could unlock treatments for conditions that are hard to treat today. This session explores clever ways to carry medicines safely into the brain, so patients get stronger effects with fewer side effects. By attending, you will learn about new delivery methods and how lab ideas become real Therapeutics

Tracks:

• Blood–Brain Barrier Delivery
• Nanoparticle Drug Delivery
• Intranasal and Non-Invasive Delivery
• Focused Ultrasound Drug Delivery
• Gene and Viral Vector Delivery

Case Reports

Every unusual case holds a lesson, and many medical advances began with one patient’s puzzling story. This session gives doctors, residents, and students a stage to share rare presentations, surprising diagnoses, and treatment lessons. Learning from each other’s experience makes everyone’s practice safer. By attending, you will gain practical clinical tips, get feedback from experienced peers, and have the chance to present and publish your own case in Neurology.

Keynote Panels

The keynote panels bring leaders in neuroscience together to discuss where the field has been and where it is heading. These are open conversations on the questions that matter most to patients and society, with researchers, doctors, policymakers, and patient advocates on one stage. By attending, you will gain big-picture insight, draw inspiration from pioneers, and get the chance to put your own questions to the people shaping the future of Neuroscience.

Brain disorders touch millions of families, changing how a person thinks, moves, feels, and connects with loved ones. Behind every diagnosis is someone who wants to keep their independence and dignity. This session brings clinicians, researchers, and caregivers together to share what is known and what still needs answers. By attending, you will leave with a clearer picture of recent advances in Neuroscience and new referral and research contacts across disciplines.

Tracks:

• Clinical Diagnosis
• Brain Tumors
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Memory Disorders
• Brain Infections and Inflammation

Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, and Huntington’s slowly take away memory, movement, and speech, and families feel the loss alongside the patient. As populations age, this challenge grows every year. This session explores why brain cells fail and how we might slow or stop the process. By attending, you will hear the latest trial and biomarker results related to Dementia and find collaborators in a field where progress depends on shared effort.

Tracks:

• Alzheimer’s Disease
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Motor Neuron Disease
• Biomarkers
• Disease-Modifying Treatments

Stroke strikes without warning, and every minute of delay costs the brain millions of cells. One event can change a person’s speech, movement, and role in the family. This session follows the full journey from the first symptom to recovery at home. By attending, you will pick up practical protocols for faster response and recovery pathways you can use in your hospital or community, supporting improved Therapeutics and patient care.

Tracks:

• Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Stroke
• Acute Stroke Management
• Thrombolysis Advances
• Stroke Rehabilitation
• Prevention and Risk Control

The mind and brain are not separate, and many people with neurological illness also live with depression, anxiety, or personality changes. These patients are often caught between two specialties and misunderstood by both. This session bridges that gap and treats emotional symptoms as real medical conditions. By attending, you will gain practical skills to recognize these symptoms and build a network across both fields of Neurology and mental health.

Tracks:

• Depression and Anxiety
• Psychosis and Neurological Disorders
• Post-Traumatic Behavioral Changes
• Sleep and Mood Disorders
• Substance Use and Brain Health

Neuropsychiatry

The mind and brain are not separate, and many people with neurological illness also live with depression, anxiety, or personality changes. These patients are often caught between two specialties and misunderstood by both. This session bridges that gap and treats emotional symptoms as real medical conditions. By attending, you will gain practical skills to recognize these symptoms and build a network across both fields of Neurology and mental health.

Tracks:

• Depression and Anxiety
• Psychosis and Neurological Disorders
• Post-Traumatic Behavioral Changes
• Sleep and Mood Disorders
• Substance Use and Brain Health

Muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, and spinal muscular atrophy can turn walking, swallowing, or breathing into daily struggles. Many begin in childhood and affect the whole family. This session celebrates recent breakthroughs, especially gene-based therapies, while addressing the long road of everyday care. By attending, you will learn about new treatments and care models and connect with patient support groups advancing Neuroscience research.

Tracks:
 

• Muscular Dystrophies
• Spinal Muscular Atrophy
• Myasthenia Gravis
• Peripheral Neuropathies
• Gene-Based Therapies