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Introduction Introduction
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What is in a name? What is in a name?
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Creation of the European Brain Council Creation of the European Brain Council
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Advocacy for FP6 Advocacy for FP6
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Advocacy for FP7 Advocacy for FP7
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Funding for brain research in FP5, FP6, and FP7 Funding for brain research in FP5, FP6, and FP7
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FP8-Horizon 2020 FP8-Horizon 2020
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Preparing for FP9 and future actions Preparing for FP9 and future actions
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Conclusions Conclusions
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15 Working with others, the lesson of the European Brain Council
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Published:February 2019
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Abstract
In neurological advocacy it has often been forgotten that we share interests with related specialties and basic science, as well as with patient organizations and industry. We are all working with the same organ, the brain, and its extensions in the spinal cord and the peripheral nervous system. When it comes to influencing at the highest level the European Union or the National Institutes of Health, it is important that all players work together to promote brain research and brain health. That was the aim of the European Brain Council, which successfully united everybody in Europe and managed to greatly improve the attention to brain research and brain diseases at the European level. While cancer and heart diseases have always worked closely together as major players, this was the first time that concerted action on behalf of the brain and its disorders took place and it was highly successful.
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