Szegedi Tudományegyetem (University of Szeged, SZTE); Albert Szent-Györgyi Klinikai Központ (Albert Szent-Györgyi Clinical Centre); HUN-REN-SZTE Neuroscience Research Group; MTA-SZTE Neuroscience Research Group (historical name)
ClinicHungary, Csongrád, Hungary
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Services Breadth
3/5Number of service categories this organization offers.
- ✓1 service category listed
Research Activity
PubMed publications + ClinicalTrials.gov active trials linked to this organization.
- —0 PubMed publications
- —0 active clinical trials
Accessibility
5/5How easy it is for patients and families to reach this organization.
- ✓Has website
- ✓Has phone number
- ✓Has email
- ✓Has street address
- ✓Has map coordinates
Patient Support
Breadth of direct support offered to patients and families.
- —In-person support groups
- —Online support groups
- —Caregiver resources in services
- —Funds or provides home care
- —Children's resources
Data Completeness
5/5Percentage of profile fields with information.
- ✓Name
- ✓Type
- ✓Country
- ✓State / region
- ✓Address
- ✓Phone
- ✓Website
- ✓Mission
Network Connectivity
Connections to research consortia and ALS networks.
- —Part of a consortia
- —International reach
- —Publishes research
- —Maintains an ALS database
- —Mentions a known network (NEALS, ENCALS, TRICALS, etc.)
Community Rating
0/5No community reviews yet — this dimension is excluded from the overall score.
- —No reviews yet
Mission
Hungary's major southern ALS + neuroscience research flagship; HUN-REN-SZTE Neuroscience Research Group; Danube Neuroscience Research Laboratory. First EAN Regional Teaching Day in Szeged, Hungary (2024) — hosted with organizers Prof. Klivényi + Prof. Csiba; welcome video from Prof. Paul Boon (then EAN President); faculty included Prof. Svetlana Tomic (Osijek, Croatia), Prof. Kincses (Szeged), and regional scholars Published Hungarian MS care unit survey (2022): 31 Hungarian neurology departments mapped across university hospitals, national institutes, and regional teaching hospitals — validates Hungarian neurology network structure Hungarian SPG7 cohort research partner (with Semmelweis Budapest and Debrecen) University of Szeged is where Albert Szent-Györgyi discovered the components of the citric acid cycle and isolated vitamin C; Nobel Prize 1937 for work done at SZTE
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