A Worldwide Platform for Awareness and Collaboration
The PANDAS/PANS Global Conference 2026 brings together healthcare professionals, researchers, clinicians, and families from across the world to share knowledge, discuss new developments, and improve understanding of PANS and PANDAS.
This global event creates an opportunity for collaboration between experts and the patient community, helping to advance awareness, research, and support for children affected by these conditions.
Advancing Knowledge Through Research and Education
The conference focuses on the latest scientific findings, clinical experiences, and ongoing efforts to better understand PANS/PANDAS.
Key discussion areas may include:
- Current research developments
- Understanding immune and neurological factors
- Advances in diagnosis and evaluation
- Treatment approaches and patient care
- Family support resources
- Future directions in PANS/PANDAS research
By sharing knowledge from different fields, experts can continue building a stronger understanding of these complex conditions.
Bringing the Medical Community Together
A major goal of the conference is to encourage communication between specialists, researchers, and healthcare providers.
Through presentations, discussions, and shared experiences, professionals can exchange insights and explore new ways to improve care for children and families.
Collaboration between different areas of medicine is essential for developing a more complete approach to understanding PANS/PANDAS.
Supporting Families Around the World
For many parents, finding reliable information and appropriate support can be challenging. Global conferences provide an important opportunity for families to learn about current research, connect with specialists, and understand available resources.
By increasing awareness and sharing accurate information, these events help families feel more informed and supported throughout their journey.
Building Hope Through Collaboration
The PANDAS/PANS Global Conference 2026 represents the continued effort of the worldwide community to improve knowledge, research, and care.
Through cooperation between scientists, clinicians, and families, progress can continue toward better understanding and support for children affected by PANS/PANDAS.
Together, research, education, and collaboration help create a more informed and supportive future for families worldwide.
