Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ACTRIMS) Forum 2025

Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ACTRIMS) Forum 2025 is organized by Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ACTRIMS) and will be held from Feb 27 - Mar 01, 2025 at Palm Beach County Convention Center & Hilton West Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Florida, United States of America.

Description:
The annual ACTRIMS Forum highlights novel and rigorous scientific discoveries made in MS that advance our understanding of research and clinical care of MS patients. The Forum 2025, themed “Making Connections,” is your opportunity to be inspired, connect with others, and move the conversation forward.

This CE-accredited meeting stands apart from many traditional medical meetings by featuring a single track of scientific and clinical presentations that highlight the latest advancements in MS and related disorders. Key features of the Forum include the Kenneth P. Johnson Memorial Lecture, the National MS Society Barancik Prize for Innovation in MS Research Lecture, poster sessions showcasing over 500 poster presentations, numerous networking opportunities, and a vibrant Industry Hub.

The theme of the ACTRIMS Forum 2025 is “Making Connections” — connections within the brain, connections between the brain and the body, and connections across the MS clinical and research community. Invited presentations will link aging to MS pathology and progression, explore cross-disorder and neuroanatomical connections in MS, bridge the gap between data and clinical application, and delve into new concepts in brain repair and protection.

ACTRIMS is dedicated to fostering the careers of Young Investigators with an interest in MS. The first session of the Forum features platform presentations by Young Investigators who are selected based on a review of submitted abstracts. In addition, junior faculty, fellows, and students who submit abstracts are eligible for an educational grant to support their attendance. Neurologists in training will also benefit from the pre-conference Neurology Resident Summit in Multiple Sclerosis, offering insights into career paths in clinical and investigative neuroimmunology.

Reasons to Attend:

• Gain the latest knowledge in scientific principles to clinical application approaches
• Optimize MS management
• Engage with clinical and scientific experts in the field of MS and neuroimmunology
• Get career advice from established investigators on how to launch a career as a Young Investigator
• Learn through a unique and intersectoral approach — looking at a single issue from multiple perspectives in a contained meeting that favors exchanges and peer learning
• Dive deeper into hot topics with other clinicians and scientists