Limits of therapeutic possibilities

From March 23 to 25, 2026 the NeuroCare 2026. It is the world's leading platform in the field of neurology and neuroscience, bringing together specialists from more than 30 countries, including Russia, China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, India, ASEAN countries, and Europe.

In medicine, there's a special area of ​​responsibility—the very first contact with a critically ill patient. This is the moment when the clinical picture is still unclear, diagnostic capabilities are limited, and a decision must already be made. It's at this point that emergency medical services come into play.

Every year on April 7, many countries celebrate World Health Day. Since 1950, the holiday has become a tradition, reminding us that health is the highest value, the foundation of a long, fulfilling life and social development. But what is health today? It's not simply the absence of disease, but a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. And as statistics show, only 10% of this depends on the healthcare system. 50% of our health is determined by our lifestyle—the very foundation we lay every day.

March 20 is World Head Injury Awareness Day. On this day, it's important to remember that a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a life-changing event.

Glaucoma has been called the "thief of sight" since ancient times. Hippocrates described it as "an eye full of water," and in the 18th century, it was dubbed the "silent thief" for its subtle but persistent loss of peripheral vision. During Glaucoma Week, it's important to remember that early diagnosis and modern approaches to neuroprotection are key to preserving vision.

We wish you a sunny mood,

The most beautiful words, magical wishes,

sincere compliments,

tenderness and love.

May the smiles of your friends blossom for you today,

and life pleases with a wonderful mood, the fulfillment of desires,

amazing encounters and professional successes.

In February 2026, the 22nd interdisciplinary congress with international participation, "Vein Readings," concluded in Moscow. The event, a landmark opening of the "scientific year" in Russian neurology, brought together leading experts in neuroscience, therapy, and psychiatry. The three-day program became the epicenter of discussions on the most complex issues in the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of nervous system diseases in the era of polymorbidity.

The main thread running through the entire scientific agenda has become neurointegration —the search for common ground between neurology, somatic medicine, and psychiatry to create a holistic picture of human health.

Defenders to whom we trust the most important thing - our health!

February 23rd is the day we traditionally honor our defenders. But in medicine, there's a special category of men and women who fight every day, not on the battlefield, but in the operating room, at the patient's bedside, for every human life.

Thank you for your steady hands, your cool mind, and your warm heart. Thank you for not blaming it on "age," but for seeking paths to recovery. Thank you for always being on the front lines in this battle.

Happy holiday, dear colleagues!

In October 2025, the 17th World Stroke Congress (WSC 2025), ​​becoming the largest and most significant international forum in this field. More than 4,000 delegates from 100 countries—leading neurologists, neurosurgeons, rehabilitation specialists, researchers, and patient advocates—united under the auspices of the World Stroke Organization (WSO) to define the future of stroke prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. The data presented on the role of antioxidant therapy was of particular interest.

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2026! May the new year bring you confidence in the future, professional inspiration, and sustainable results in your daily clinical practice. Thank you for your trust and cooperation, your commitment to evidence-based approaches, and your commitment to finding optimal solutions for each patient.