An Estimated 3.4 Billion People – 43% of the World Population –h a condition affecting the nervous system in 2021, leading to 11.1 Million Deaths. Increasing Numbers of People Affected by Stroke, Dementia and Late-Life Depression-The Three Major Disorders of the aging Brain-Freshadow a “Gray Tsunami” That requires a new nation According to a new commentary Published This week in Circulation,

“Ampitious Efforts have LED to Treminous Advances in our undertanding of neuroscience and the treatment of neurological illness, include the INEXTRICALIL LINK BETWEEN THE HEART and the brain,” SAIDELLL , MD, MS, Faan, Faha, Co-Author of the Commentary, Chief Clinical Science Officer, Stroke Neurologist and Past Volunteer President of the american heart association.

“To Leverage these Advances for the Greatete OCATING For Public Colicies that Improve Brain Health. “

The commentary states the need to move beyond the health care system’s current focus on preventing brain disorders. The Authors Describe The Emerging Concept of “Brain Capital,” Which Focuses More Broadly on the Economic Benefits of Promoting Positive Cognitive Skills and Hell Tability and Entrepreneurship -HAT Maximize Productivity.

A Greater Emphasis on Brain Capital, The Commentary Authors State, Is Needed to Combat the “Brain-Negative” Economy in Regents of the World With Poor Education, Limited Teaching of the Arts and Indek Brain Development.

A Focus on Brain Capital Could Maximize the conditions that enhance neurological and mental wellness, While Yielding Substantial Returns on Investment from Youth to Adulthod.

The commentary calls for a shift from the narrow association of brain health with a more positive conception of brain health that focuses on optimizing Brain Development in Child decline late in life. The commentary emphasizes the important of public policy to achieve this goal.

“A Public Policy Agenda for Brain Health and Brain Capital Must Be ROTED IN ROBUST, Interdisciplinary Science and Account for Changes Over the Course of An Individual ‘ Yre, MD, Ph.D., Lead of the Neuro-POLICY Program and Harry Z. Yan and Weiman Gao Senior Fellow, Baker Institute for Public Policy, Rice University.

“The Advocacy Agenda also should address disparities in brain health and incorporate a multisectoral approach that reactions beyond Science and Medicine and Includes Stakeholders with CAROM ThROM ThROM Throws

“A National Commitment to Brain Health and Greater Brain Capital would enormous benefits to Socite,” said cheryl pegus, md, mph, co-author of the commentary, american heart association Volunteer and Member Sociation’s Volunteer Board of Directors, Chair of The Association’s Advocacy Coordinating Committee, Executive Chair of Flytehealth and President of Caluent LLC.

“The American Heart Association, with Its Focus on Advanceing Scientific Research, PATENT AAWARENESS, Education Among Health Care Professionals and Advocacy at All Levels of GOVELS of GOVELS Forts. “

The views contained in the commentary are that of the individual authentors and do not nextarily reflected the official position of the American Heart Association.