The global population is expected to have about 131.5 million people living with Alzheimer's
disease (AD) and other dementias by 2050, posing a severe health crisis. Dementia is a …

Background and purpose Brain health is essential for health, well‐being, productivity and
creativity across the entire life. Its definition goes beyond the absence of disease embracing …

Background: Social media is a powerful tool for engaging diverse audiences in dementia
research. However, there is little data summarizing current content exchange in this context …

The brain and its health are essential for our (physical mental, social, and spiritual)
wellbeing, for being able to realize our potential as individuals, and also for a fair, well …

It is a widely held opinion that sleep is important for human brain health. Here we examine
the evidence for this view, focusing on normal variations in sleep patterns. We discuss the …

The call to synergize brain health with mental health has major ramifications for research
and policy. Mental health has been recognized as a universal human right, but no such …

Brain health entails mental wellbeing and cognitive health in the absence of brain disorders.
The past decade has seen an explosion of tests, cognitive and biological, to predict various …

Consumers often cite cognitive improvements as reasons for making dietary changes or
using dietary supplements, a motivation that if leveraged could greatly enhance public …

Understanding brain health is increasingly important, particularly in light of growing public
health challenges related to neurological and psychiatric conditions. These include the …

The Brain Health crisis stands as one of humankind's most pressing threats, with age-related
noncommunicable brain diseases, particularly stroke, and dementia, affecting hundreds of …