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SPANISH EDITION OF NEUROLOGY
Neurology will soon be published in a special Spanish edition featuring selected articles translated from the English version. According to Dr. Francisco J. Grandas, editor of Neurology in Spanish, the purpose is to increase dissemination of clinically relevant advances in the neurosciences among Spanish-speaking neurologists. The Spanish edition will be distributed free of charge to neurologists in Spain and to accredited medical school libraries in Spain and in Latin America. Publication and distribution costs will be covered by Novartis Spain, and the professional translation will be undertaken by Waverly Hispanica. Initially, there will be three issues per year with 24 to 32 editorial pages per issue. Dr. Grandas emphasizes that one of the important objectives of the new publication is to potentiate the already strong communication between North American and Spanish-speaking neurologists. A quick glance at the AAN directory reveals 95 members in Spain alone, not to mention the large number of Spanish-speaking neurologists who register to attend the annual meetings. Among large professional organizations, the AAN has been a pioneer in sponsoring Spanish language programs. The celebrated Courses in Spanish of the AAN started in 1984, and in more recent years a few …
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