Our featured article for August is this Perspective on moving beyond development of AI algorithms to their implementation in clinical practice in neurology. Lead author James Teo spoke on this topic at the European Academy of Neurology Congress in June. Read in full here: rdcu.be/fxz3O

Our August issue is packed, including 4 articles from speakers at this year's EANeurology Congress on AI in neurology and adaptive deep brain stimulation, our latest 2 articles in our neuroimmunology Collection with ISNI, and more! Online now: www.nature.com/nrneurol/vol...

Despite progress in England today, many countries still lack newborn screening for SMA, leaving infants without timely access to life-changing therapies. This Comment article underscores the need for a coordinated international approach. go.nature.com/4wDsS3G #SMA

Announced today, every newborn in England will be screened for SMA from Oct 2027. This Review outlines the powerful evidence from disease‑modifying therapies showing how early treatment transforms outcomes and why universal screening is essential. go.nature.com/4aUlTet #SMA

Free to access until 5th Aug, this Perspective exposes diversity gaps in Parkinson's research and outlines priority actions, from funding and capacity building to inclusive methods and global standards of care. Log in to read without a subscription: go.nature.com/4wEp2aM

Our June issue, which includes articles on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, plasma biomarkers for Alzheimer disease, and the long-term neurological effect of SARS-CoV-2 infection, is now live! go.nature.com/4e4Xpjx

Our May issue, including articles on episodic memory in Alzheimer disease, glymphatic dysfunction in delirium, and modelling of brain tumours with organoids, is now live go.nature.com/4evTEp8

Nature Progress Brain Health, a new open-access journal from Nature Portfolio, is now open for submissions. Spanning translational neuroscience, neurology & neuropsychiatry, papers will offer mechanistic, translational or clinical insight in brain health. go.nature.com/4cD10Ww

In Chicago for the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting #AANAM

📢 April issue online now nature.com/nrneurol/vol... We launch our series on multisystemic aspects of neurological disorders with Reviews on brain–heart interactions and urogenital dysfunction in neurological disease ➕ Perspectives on Parkinson disease and spreading depression

📢NEW COLLECTION - NEUROIMMUNOLOGY Nature Reviews Neurology is working with the International Society of Neuroimmunology (@ISNI_neuro) to include the best analysis and thought leadership on the breadth of neuroimmunology in this ongoing Collection! www.nature.com/collections/...

Our featured article for March is a Consensus Statement by the International Consortium for Freezing of Gait on an updated definition of FOG - click on this link to access the PDF for free: rdcu.be/e6ZmF

Our March issue, which includes articles on primary prevention of multiple sclerosis, biomarker-based diagnosis of Parkinson disease, and the role of social factors in epilepsy outcomes, is now live! bit.ly/4cuDStI

Our February issue, featuring articles on network approaches to glioma, cognitive impairment in Parkinson disease, and dementia risk reduction, is now live! bit.ly/4qkJaLf

We start 2026 with our January issue, which includes Reviews on somatic CAG repeat expansions in Huntington disease, epidemiology of multiple sclerosis in Latin America, restless legs syndrome, and microglial phagocytosis in Alzheimer disease. Online now! www.nature.com/nrneurol/vol...

Our December issue, featuring articles on non-invasive brain stimulation, cerebellar ataxias, fatigue and Alzheimer disease, is now live! www.nature.com/nrneurol/vol...

From research to real-world benefits – a new feature of our articles to highlight real-world benefits of research Here, @sarannafanning.bsky.social and Dennis Selkoe explain the implications of understanding lipid homeostasis in Parkinson disease. Full article here: nature.com/articles/s41...

Nature Reviews Neurology is 20! Our anniversary issue sets out how the journal is evolving with our renewed mission & includes 6 Q&A articles that highlight progress and challenges in neurology in all global regions. Online now! www.nature.com/nrneurol/vol...

In the 2024 McDonald criteria for diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, dissemination in time is no longer required. In our Comment article, Xavier Montalban, Agustín Pappolla and Georgina Arrambide discuss the reasons and the implications. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The 2024 McDonald criteria for multiple sclerosis allow diagnosis without clinical symptoms. In our Comment, Andrew Solomon and John Brodersen consider the risk of overdiagnosis that comes with these changes. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

What do the 2024 McDonald criteria mean for the multiple sclerosis prodrome? Helen Tremlett discusses this in our Comment, highlighting the opportunity it presents to better understand the prodromal phase. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Our September issue, which includes articles on sex differences in frontotemporal dementia, amyloid-lowering immunotherapies for Alzheimer disease and dementia research in low and middle-income countries, is now live! bit.ly/4mG3Ufr

Our August issue, which includes articles on artificial intelligence and neurotechnology, CAR T cell therapies for cancer, and multiple sclerosis management, is now live! bit.ly/45eHSt2

Our featured article for August is this Review, in which Raquel Taddei and Karen Duff consider the importance and mechanisms of synapse resilience and vulnerability in dementia. You can read it in full for free here: rdcu.be/eurPp @ukdri.ac.uk

In the new issue of @natrevneurol.nature.com, we have articles on synapse vulnerability and resilience in dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson disease, neurogenetics in Africa, and how structural racism influences multiple sclerosis risk. Online now: www.nature.com/nrneurol/vol...

Ambra Stefani has opened #EAN2025 this morning with her talk on the influence of sleep and chronotypes. Her accompanying Comment article in Nature Reviews Neurology is also now online! Read it here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... @ambrastefani.bsky.social @ean.org

Our June issue, which includes articles on autoimmune encephalitis-associated epilepsy and freezing of gait, is now live! go.nature.com/43vhCeg

Our May issue, featuring articles on Alzheimer disease, extracellular vesicles and multiple sclerosis, is now live! go.nature.com/432mCpg

Check out our April issue online! Explore articles on climate change & neurological disease, amyloid-related imaging abnormalities, Friedreich ataxia, and sleep-epilepsy interactions: https://bit.ly/42vGlOV

ICYMI: New online! Bioengineering to address progression in multiple sclerosis https://bit.ly/4iA8QQU