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In Memoriam The following members of AANP have passed away since 2014. Their contributions to our discipline were recognized at the annual meeting as listed below. 2018 Meeting     Mary Herman Rubinstein Chandrakant Rao William C. Schoene Catherine Daumas-Duport (1935-2017) (1948-2017) (1937-2017) (1944-2017) Catherine Bergeron (1950-2017)
2017 Meeting     Surl Nielsen James S. Nelson Eva Gyori Schiff Christos Katsetos (1936-2016) (1933-2016) (1927-2016) (1958-2017)    Yves Robitaille Steven Bauserman Robert Terry (1942-2017) (1936-2017) (1924 -2017)
2016 Meeting
(1916-2015) ( 1919-2015) (1920-2016) (1923-2015) Justin L. Parr (1932-2009) 2015 Meeting
Gleb Budzilovich (1923-2014) 2014 Meeting Kevin Delgado Barron George H. Collins Hans Kretzschmar Nitya Ghatak Jans Muller Erland Nelson Sidney Schulman David Wolfe
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Update from the National Prion Disease Surveillance Center.
Jack Lee, MD, is the new editor of JNEN.
AANP 94th Annual Meeting: Program, Abstracts, Presentations and DSS Discussions available online.
The 13th World Congress on Controversies in Neurology will take place in Madrid, Spain, April 4-7, 2019.
AANP was awarded an R13 Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings grant from the National Institute on Aging (NIA)!
AANP's Dr. Ann McKee was named to Time Magazine's list of 100 most influential people in the world.
The 19th International Congress of Neuropathology (ICN2018) is in Tokyo, September 23-27, 2018.
AANP Receives Accreditation with Commendation from ACCME
JNEN Impact Factor is 3.490.
JNEN Editor, 2007-2017
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