Stand Up To Seizures! The Child Neurology Society of Nigeria (CNSN) joins the Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) and Millions Worldwide to celebrate this year’s World Epilepsy Awareness Day, also known as ‘Purple Day,’ today, March 26, 2025. Globally and on a daily basis, Children and Adults with Epilepsy confront the Challenges of stigma, discrimination, […]
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Theme: Advancing Neurodiversity and the Sustainable Development Goals The Child Neurology Society of Nigeria (CNSN) joins the Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN), the United Nations, and Children as well as Adults with Autism worldwide in celebrating this year’s World Autism Awareness Day, on this 2nd Day of April 2025. The CNSN is committed to the
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Theme: Optimising the health and social outcomes of children with neurodisabilities Sub-theme: Current trend in the management of children with neurodiabities Health-related quality of life of children with special health needs: Issues in children with neurodisabilities The rights of children with neurodisabilities Master Classes Challenging cases in Peadiatric Neurology Developmental assessment Date: Mon. 15th –
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Child Neurology Society of Nigeria (CNSN) celebrated World Epilepsy Day on the 26th of March 2023. Below are photos from various Centres.
Find details of this year’s activities on the flyer below. Message from CNSN President The Child Neurology Society of Nigeria (CNSN) and the Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) joins the Cerebral Palsy Alliance as well as all stakeholders in celebrating the World Cerebral Palsy Day on this 6th day of October 2022. The theme of
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A COMMUNIQUE FROM CHILD NEUROLOGY SOCIETY OF NIGERIA The 7th scientific session and 13th AGM of the Child Neurology Society of Nigeria held in Kano on the 20th of January 2020 at the Meena Restaurant. The theme was Childhood Disabilities in Nigeria: bridging the gap in Healthcare Services and the subtheme: Health financing for the
