Neurology
Advances in Neurology: Improving Patient Outcomes
Neurology is a complex and multifaceted field that requires a deep understanding of the nervous system and its functions. Recent advances in neurology have improved our understanding of neurological disorders and their treatment options. The neurology discipline is dedicated to researching and managing nervous system disorders. The nervous system comprises approximately 100 billion neurons, orchestrating proper bodily functions through impulse generation, coordination, and transmission with adjacent cells. This discipline involves examining the CNS, ANS, and PNS. This also includes careful investigation of nervous system anomalies, spanning congenital disorders to neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. At the Neurology World Conference, our expert neurologists will discuss the latest developments in neurology and its applications in clinical practice.
Neuroscience
Relieving the Secrets of the Brain through Neuroscience
Neuroscience deals with the study and functioning of the nervous system's structure. It involves researching the complex relationships between glial cells, neurons, and other biological components of the nervous system. Neuroscientists have broadened their scope beyond the brain, exploring its effects on cognitive functions and behavior. Understanding how the brain acts and performs was better comprehended once several advances in neuroscience became well-known. Understand the latest developments in neuroscience and their uses at the Neurology World Conference.