Share4Brain
The Erasmus+ project, entitled “Sharing Good practices for Brain Education in Europe” (Share4Brain) will draw the attention of the academic and general public as well as relevant state institutions to the importance of the development of basic and clinical research in neuroscience to ensure better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders.
The Share4Brain project aims to unite patients, brain researchers, scientists, clinicians and carers at a national level and to provide them with the skills and knowledge necessary to promote brain research and raise awareness about the societal impact of brain diseases.
Latest Good Practices published
Norwegian Webinar
The Norwegian Brain Council and the European project Lifebrain will organise a webinar - "Latest news from brain research" on 10 June from 15:00 to 16:00 CET. Lifebrain researchers will present their latest results on the impact of loneliness, depression and sleep on...
THE GLOBAL BRAIN HEALTH SURVEY
Do you think about your brain? Do you take care of it? What would motivate you to maintain a healthy brain? Help researchers and answer the first Global Brain Health Survey. The brain is essential for a meaningful life. Brain diseases such as dementia, stroke,...
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The Erasmus+ project, entitled “Sharing Good practices for Brain Education in Europe” (Share4Brain) will draw the attention of the academic and general public as well as relevant state institutions to the importance of the development of basic and clinical research in...
Public engagement highlights
Document communicated by Roland Pochet, Belgium Brain Council Public engagement highlights Annual overview of the involvement of patients and healthcare professionals in the work of the European Medicines Agency (EMA)
CroatMedJ papers
Two documents communicated by the Prof. Pavle Andjus, PhD, Serbian Brain CouncilTen priorities for national brain and mental health plansNational Brain CouncilsCommon challenges and regional cooperation
The Share4Brain project started!
It aims to follow the example of Norway by uniting patients, brain researchers, scientists, clinicians and carers at national level and providing them with the skills and knowledge necessary to promote brain research and raise awareness about the societal impact of...
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