Although there’s no guaranteed way to prevent neurological disease or dementia, a growing body of research suggests that healthy lifestyle habits can support brain health across the lifespan. The same habits that benefit your heart, muscles and metabolism also help support a healthy brain. Here...
The relationship between physical activity and brain health is one of the most compelling areas in neuroscience today – and the evidence is growing stronger. The 2024 Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention identified 14 modifiable risk factors that together account for approximately 45 per cent...
Accessing specialised medical care in regional areas of Australia can be challenging, especially when it comes to neurology services. However, there are several options available to patients in rural and regional areas. This article covers some of the key questions about finding a neurologist in...
At the Brain Foundation, we fund research into many different types of brain diseases, disorders and injuries. We do our best to educate people about these conditions, but you might still have questions - for example, questions about NDIS access or finding a support group...
Neurological symptoms can be difficult to understand. They can include anything from dizziness and confusion, to muscle weakness and seizures, amongst many other symptoms. Your General Practitioner (GP) can sometimes diagnose and treat these problems – but in some cases they might suggest finding a...
The Brain Foundation is dedicated to funding the next generation of Australian research into brain disorders, diseases, and injuries, with the ultimate goal of advancing diagnoses, treatments, and patient outcomes.
