American Autonomic Society

Noted UK syncope expert Prof. Richard Sutton recently published a review article discussing the mechanisms of vasovagal syncope and the role of pacemakers in managing vasovagal syncope. academic.oup.com/europace/artic…

Please use the link below to read an exciting new publication on vasovagal syncope! cjcopen.ca/article/S2589-…

Raj Lab's Rashmin Hira, PhD candidate, and Dr. Jacquie Baker have published a systematic review on heart rate variability and menopausal vasomotor symptoms. Please use the following link to take a read! physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.14814/p…

We are now accepting abstract submissions for #AAS2026 through June 5th! Please visit our website for details, guidelines, and the submission link: americanautonomicsociety.org/abstract-submi…

The Division of Autonomic Disorders in the Department of Neurology at Stanford University seeks a candidate trained in autonomic medicine to join the Department as Clinical Assistant Professor, Clinical Associate Professor, or Clinical Professor in the Clinician Educator Line. #StanfordJobs #Neurology #AutonomicMedicine med.stanford.edu/neurology/jobs…

Join our team at Stanford Neurology & Neurological Sciences! We're hiring faculty passionate about advancing patient care, education, and research. Explore opportunities and make a difference: med.stanford.edu/neurology/jobs… #StanfordNeurology #StanfordJobs

📣 The #ANA2026 Call for Abstracts is OPEN! Present your work at the 151st ANA Annual Meeting in San Diego, Oct 17–20, with opportunities for poster & oral presentations, Travel, Poster & Emerging Scholar Awards. Deadline: April 20 at 11:59 PM PDT 🔗 2026.myana.org/abstracts/abst…

Check out Dr. Jacquie Baker's new paper titled "Elevating blood pressure in neurogenic orthostatic hypotension: Investigating the efficacy and tolerability of rebreathing therapy" published in Autonomic Neuroscience! doi.org/10.1016/j.autn…

The next due date for the NIH F30 and F31 predoctoral fellowship applications is April 8. These fellowships provide vital support for doctoral students conducting NIH mission-relevant research. Explore our NINDS resources and guidance: bit.ly/4t5jW6q #NINDSTraining

Research Article by NJ Iannarelli et al. (@StephenAKlassen @Clynn5656) #Baroreflexregulation of #sympathetic #neuronaldischarge during large, rapid changes in #bloodpressure caused by #ventricularbigeminy and #sinuspause ow.ly/z3Ug50XU0rk

Just three more weeks until our joint program with @Dysautonomia in Clearwater Beach, FL!

Are you at the @AASAutonomic conference #AAS2025? Visit Team Catalyst's booth to learn more about the presentation of autonomic dysfunctions in a rare neurological muscle disorder, Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome (LEMS).

Our latest research into multiple system atrophy will be presented next week at @AASAutonomic #AAS2025

Find more information here: thedysautonomiaproject.org/the-clinician-…

Description: The Clinician Program is a one-day CME accredited training specially designed to instruct clinicians to properly identify autonomic dysfunction, administer clinical exams, interpret lab evaluations, initiate first line therapies and refer to specialists as needed.

Calling all clinicians‼️ We are co-sponsoring a one day CME program in sunny Clearwater Beach, FL 🌞🌴 with @Dysautonomia Details below ⬇️

My advice for new trainees is that patient informed research is important!

The goal of my research is to create novel, non-pharmacological therapies for treating spinal cord injury in the emergency room

Meet Ryan! 👋 👋 He is a PhD Student at University of Calgary (Canada), and a member of the AAS Trainee Committee! Read below to learn a bit more about Ryan⬇️

#Autonomic symptoms are very prevalent in hereditary #transthyretin #amyloidosis. This paper by Sander et al. presents #autonomic function testing as a #biomarker for disease #progression and neurogenic #orthostatic #hypotension as a predictor for poor #outcome.