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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2025 · 24 MIN

Ep. 172: Brain health ambassadors: bridging advocacy and action into neurology

from eanCast: Weekly Neurology · host ean.org

Moderator: Mathilde Leonardi (Milan, Italy) Guests: Sanja Gluscevic (Podgorica, Montenegro), Simone Salemme (Modena, Italy) This episode explores how early-career neurologists can bridge science, policy, and society through advocacy—highlighting real examples of how EAN Brain Health Ambassadors are translating brain health into action both within and beyond clinical practice. Becoming a certified Brain Health Ambassador through the EAN's Advocacy Training programme offers neurologists the chance to advance brain health by gaining the knowledge and practical skills needed to advocate effectively at local, national, and European levels. As part of the training, participants will explore the principles of effective advocacy, develop communication strategies, and learn how to engage with key stakeholders such as policymakers and patient organizations in order to drive positive change.

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