Dr. Rahul Khanna

09/01/2026

08/24/2026

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Rodney Short, MD

Dementia care is rapidly evolving—and staying informed is essential.

Join Rodney Short, MD, as he leads an Advanced Practice Provider session on dementia during the INA Annual Meeting. You'll leave with valuable clinical insights and practical takeaways to help care for patients living with cognitive disorders.

Register today: https://l.feathr.co/INA-Annual-Meeting-2026

We look forward to seeing you in Des Moines this October!

08/20/2026

🧠 Small habits can have a big impact on brain health.

In recognition of National Wellness Month, we're highlighting simple, everyday habits that support neurological wellness:

💤 Prioritize quality sleep
🏃 Stay physically active
🧩 Keep your mind engaged
🤝 Stay connected with friends and family

Taking care of your brain doesn't require dramatic changes—small, consistent choices can make a lasting difference.

What healthy habit are you focusing on this month?

08/13/2026

Alzheimer’s isn’t stopping and neither are we. By participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, I’m raising awareness and funds to advance the fight against this disease — funds that allow the Alzheimer’s Association to provide 24/7 care and support while accelerating critical research.

Families facing Alzheimer’s and all other dementia need us — and with your help, we can be there for them. Please make a donation or register as a participant and start your own fundraising efforts. Together, we can end Alzheimer’s disease.

Thank you for your support!

I am participating in Walk to End Alzheimer's. Donate today and help me reach my goal.

08/13/2026

📣 Registration is open for the 2026 INA Annual Meeting!

Join colleagues from across Iowa for a day of cutting-edge education, meaningful networking, and conversations shaping the future of neurology. Whether you're interested in the latest clinical updates, emerging technologies like AI, or connecting with peers, you won't want to miss it.

Register here: https://l.feathr.co/INA-Annual-Meeting-2026

✨ Bonus: When you register for the Annual Meeting, you'll receive complimentary membership to the Iowa Neurological Association—giving you access to additional member benefits at no extra cost.

Secure your spot today and we'll see you in Des Moines!

08/04/2026

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Erik Arneson, MD

We're excited to welcome Erik Arneson, MD, a neurologist based in Des Moines, to the 2026 Iowa Neurological Association Annual Meeting.

Dr. Arneson will present on Multiple Sclerosis, sharing the latest insights, emerging advancements, and practical approaches to caring for patients living with this complex neurological condition.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a local expert and connect with colleagues from across the state.

📍 Join us in Des Moines this fall—register today!
https://l.feathr.co/INA-Annual-Meeting-2026

07/31/2026

🧠 Neuro Pulse: This Month in Neurology is here!

From emerging treatments for sleep apnea to AI-driven advances in dementia diagnosis and innovative hearing technologies, neurology continues to evolve at an incredible pace.

Here's a quick look at a few stories making headlines this month. Which development are you most excited to see progress?

Learn more by visiting AAN's Neurology Today online publication: https://neurologytoday.aan.com/loi/netod

07/28/2026

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare—but what does it mean for neurology?

Join us at the 2026 Iowa Neurological Association Annual Meeting as we explore how AI is shaping the future of neurological care, from clinical decision-making and workflow efficiencies to emerging opportunities and challenges in practice.

https://members.iowamedical.org/event-calendar/Details/2026-iowa-neurological-association-annual-meeting-1723752?sourceTypeId=Hub

Don't miss this timely discussion alongside sessions on MS, dementia, headache, myasthenia gravis, and more.

📍 Hilton Des Moines Downtown
🗓️ October 24, 2026

07/19/2026

Research shows that most people currently living with dementia have not received a formal diagnosis. In high income countries, only 20-50% of dementia cases are recognised and documented in primary care. This ‘treatment gap’ is certainly much greater in low and middle income countries, with one study in India suggesting 90% remain undiagnosed. If these statistics are extrapolated to other countries worldwide, it suggests that approximately three quarters of people with dementia have not received a diagnosis, and therefore do not have access to treatment, care and organised support that getting a formal diagnosis can provide.

06/19/2026