Arizona Neurological Society

Welcome to the website of the Arizona Neurological Society (ANS). The ANS is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded in June 2005 for the following purposes:

1. To engage in scientific and educational endeavors to improve the practice of Neurology and Child Neurology within the state of Arizona
2. To conduct, support and sponsor educational symposia for its members
3. To provide the machinery for both identifying and addressing issues as of importance for Neurologists.
4. To represent the voice and views of neurologists from the state of Arizona that interact with local, state and national organizations and legislative bodies.
5. To encourage scientific and personal interactions among physicians in the field of Neurology and Child Neurology

All adult and child neurologists (MD's, DO's) are eligible for membership.

Membership dues for 2008 for the Arizona Neurological Society are $100.  Join online and register for the Winter CME Symposium February 23, 2008 and the Summer Retreat at the Enchantment Resort in Sedona, Arizona August 2-3, 2008.  Online registration and membership renewal at:   www.cvccommunications.com/ANS.

If you have additional questions, you may contact Terry D. Fife, MD directly at tfife@email.arizona.edu

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TheBrainMatters.org Informs Patients, Caregivers on Neurologic Disorders
TheBrainMatters.org, the AAN Foundation’s redesigned patient and caregiver website, now features in-depth, easily searchable information on a host of disease states from NINDS, including such supporting materials as AAN patient guideline summaries, patient stories from Neurology Now®, and AAN Press Books, and a video on Parkinson’s disease. Users can get tips on how to prepare for an office visit, contact information for voluntary health agencies, and information on the importance of research and how to support the future of neurology.

Visitors to the site are encouraged to participate in the Buy a Brain fundraising campaign at www.TheBrainMatters.org/buyabrain. For each $5 brain purchase, you will receive a “virtual brain” icon that will appear on the site, displaying your name and the name of someone you choose to honor. One hundred percent of the proceeds go to support research into neurologic disorders.

2009 AAN Annual Meeting Programming
The 2009 Virtual Annual Meeting products still available. Products include Webcast-On-Demand and on DVD, Syllabi on CD, Audio MP3s-On-Demand and on DVD, and Practice CD. Order today!

Important Dates and Events!

2009 AAN Fall Conference in Las Vegas Turns Spotlight on Neurology
November 6 - 8, 2009

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino

Las Vegas, NV