Summer Global Neuroscience & Neurology Symposium

  15 Nov 2026 - 15 Nov 2026

   Miami, Florida

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Summer Global Neuroscience & Neurology Symposium

15 Nov 2026

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15 Nov 2026

Miami, Florida



The Summer Global Neuroscience & Neurology Symposium (SGNNS) brings together neurologists, neuroscientists, researchers, and healthcare professionals to explore the latest advances in neuroscience, neurological disorders, brain health, and innovative therapeutic approaches through scientific collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Scientific sessions, keynote lectures, neurology updates, neuroscience research, case discussions, neuroimaging advancements, panel discussions, emerging therapies, networking opportunities, and research presentations.

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