Front Line Neurology: Advances and Innovations 2026
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Harvard Medical School faculty bring you the frontiers of neurology — generative AI, gene therapies, neurotherapeutics, and advances across every subspecialty in one comprehensive on-demand CME course.
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🎓 HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL · CME ACCREDITED · ON-DEMAND 2026
Front Line Neurology: Advances and Innovations 2026
Equipping clinicians to navigate cutting-edge advancements in neurology — generative AI, gene therapies, neurotherapeutics, and innovations across every subspecialty. Taught by Harvard Medical School faculty.
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Includes: Videos (.mp4) + PDFs · CME Accredited · Harvard Medical School Faculty · Lifetime Access
2-Day
CME Course
30+
HMS Faculty
15+
Subspecialties
∞
Lifetime Access
📚 Course Overview
Neurology is a rapidly advancing field — neurologic disorders already impact one in three people worldwide, and conditions like stroke and dementia continue to increase in prevalence. Remaining current is not optional; it is a clinical imperative.
This Harvard Medical School CME-accredited course prepares clinicians to address vanguard topics including generative AI in neurologic care, neurotherapeutics, gene therapies, and innovations across all subspecialties — through expert-led videos, case-based discussions, Q&A sessions, and panel roundtables.
“An exceptional synthesis of the latest neurological advancements. The sessions on generative AI and neurotherapeutics have directly impacted my clinical practice.” — Dr. Sarah Jenkins, MD
🎯 Learning Objectives
01 · Integrate Emerging Technologies
Evaluate and integrate cutting-edge technologies including generative AI, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and deep brain stimulation to enhance patient care across movement disorders, epilepsy, and headache.
02 · Integrate Compassionate Care
Identify strategies to effectively manage neurological conditions in the context of global health challenges, disparities, transgender neurology, functional neurological disorders, and substance abuse.
03 · Master Key Subspecialties
Demonstrate understanding of recent advances in dementia care, neurogenetics, neuroimmunology, and surgical management — applying knowledge to improve diagnostic accuracy and optimize treatment for diverse neurologic disorders.
📋 2-Day Conference Agenda
February 27–28, 2026 · Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center · Harvard Medical School
Day 1 — Friday, February 27, 2026
Neurotoxicology in Substance Use Disorders
Jonah Zuflacht
Functional Neurological Disorders: Diagnosis & Treatment
Shabbir Merchant
Autonomic Disorders: Advances & Updates 2026
Christopher Gibbons
Neurologic Care of Transgender Persons
David Urion
Seizure Freedom in 2026: Cenobamate to Laser Therapy
Joshua Aronson · Nirav Barot
Key AI Tools for the Modern Neurologist
Daniel Goldenholz
Immune-Mediated Peripheral Disorders
Pushpa Narayanaswami
Multiple Sclerosis & Demyelinating Disorders
Jacob Sloane · Nara Michaelson
Innovations in Neuro-Oncology
Ka-wai Ho · Rafael Vega
The Epileptic Heart: Cardiac Comorbidities of Epilepsy
Trudy Pang
Day 2 — Saturday, February 28, 2026
Neurogenetics of Dementia
Patricia Greenstein
Noninvasive Brain Stimulation: Innovations & Applications
Mouhsin Shafi
Deep Brain Stimulation for Movement Disorders
Lan Luo
Headache Updates 2026
Pengfei Zhang
Treatment of Unruptured Aneurysms
Christopher Ogilvy
Acute Stroke Care: Latest Research & Innovations
Anusha Nallaparaju
Advances in Dementia Diagnosis & Treatment
Daniel Press
Roundtable: Hot Topics in Dementia
Daniel Press · Chun Lim · Kevin Sikah · Alexandra Stillman
Prognosis of Anoxic & Traumatic Brain Injury
Alexandra Stillman
Concussion: Diagnosis & Management
Alexandra Stillman
Update on Brain Death
Jason Yoon
👨⚕️ Distinguished Faculty
Accredited and taught by Harvard Medical School faculty — Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center · Spaulding Rehabilitation.
Alexandra Stillman, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Harvard Medical School · Beth Israel Deaconess
Alexandra Hovaguimian, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Harvard Medical School
Seward Rutkove, MD
FACULTY LEAD
Harvard Medical School · Neuromuscular
30+ Participating HMS Faculty include:
Daniel Goldenholz · Daniel Press · Mouhsin Shafi · Pushpa Narayanaswami · Trudy Pang · Patricia Greenstein · Christopher Gibbons · Lan Luo · Pengfei Zhang · Jason Yoon · Magdy Selim · David Urion · Jacob Sloane · Jonah Zuflacht · Christopher Ogilvy · and more.
🎯 Who Should Participate?
Designed for Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Nurses across all neurology subspecialties and allied disciplines — globally accessible.
Stroke Specialists
Movement Disorders
Epileptologists
Neuro-Oncology
Neurocritical Care
Cognitive Neurology
Nurse Practitioners
Physician Assistants
Global Health Providers
⭐ What Attendees Say
“An exceptional synthesis of the latest neurological advancements. The sessions on generative AI and neurotherapeutics have directly impacted my clinical practice and approach to patient care.”
Dr. Sarah Jenkins, MD — Attending Neurologist
“The case-based discussions are phenomenally structured. Being able to interact with global experts on complex neuro-oncology and dementia cases makes this course invaluable.”
Dr. Michael Chen, MD, PhD — Clinical Research Director
“The multimedia format and language accessibility options are a game-changer. It’s refreshing to see a top-tier course prioritize global health equity and neurodiversity.”
Elena Rodriguez, NP — Neurology Nurse Practitioner
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