Reach Engaged Neurology Patients and Caregivers in a Trusted Resource

Brain & Life® is a free magazine from the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) for patients living with neurologic disorders and their caregivers. Each issue offers medically-accurate content to help prevent, manage, and treat neurologic conditions. Readers enjoy:

• Award-winning, easy-to-understand articles reviewed by AAN HCP specialists
• The latest advances in neurology research and treatment
• Valuable insights from patients, caregivers and expert neurologists
• Condition-specific online collections
• Celebrity cover stories
• Multiple formats including print, online, and platform-neutral Digimag edition
• Now also in Spanish — Brain & Life® en Español 

Unparalleled Patient Reach

Brain & Life is the only direct-to-patient publication covering all areas of neurology. With distribution to subscribers and AAN member waiting rooms, Brain & Life offers direct patient communication and powerful targeted patient reach. 

• 187,000+ copies displayed in 6,800+ AAN-member waiting rooms
• 310,000+ patients & caregivers receiving requested home delivery
• 32,940 average monthly website visits
• More than 25 subscriber diseases of interest including Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Migraine, and Alzheimer’s Disease.  

Brain & Life en Español, the Spanish-language version of the magazine, targets geographic areas where AAN members indicated a strong need for Spanish patient education materials.*

• Reaches 90,000 neurology Spanish-speaking patients at the point of care in their native language.
• Published quarterly 
• 87,000 copies distributed to 14,900+ AAN members and waiting rooms 
• 3,500+ copies mailed directly to subscribers
• Distributed at patient meetings and other advocacy events

Multichannel Opportunities to Engage Readers with your Message

• Print advertising
• Inserts, outserts, and custom projects offering audience segmentation
• Online advertising 
• Bimonthy eNewsletter
• Custom disease awareness programs 

* Source: 2016 American Academy of Neurology Patient Materials and Spanish Survey